Producerad av Jari Haapalainen i Gunnerfeldts studio.

Måndag 05:30, inget varmvatten. Dushar kallt i mörkret och iväg. Missar bussen, lommar hem igen. Kommer försent till helvetet. Vilket skitjobb, tungt, men ändå knappt betalt. Knappt ens råd att handla äcklig mat. Och i nacken flåsar fogden, vad ska han ta? Här finns inget att ta.

Ah va fan kom igen, vi lägger oss igen. Lägger oss igen. Sover bort den här dan. Det är fan lika bra. Lägger oss, va bra.

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2006-09-21
Embed Powerpoint Slides as Flash Presentations in your Blog without Spending a Dime

2006-08-08
succor.co.uk: a web developers cheat sheet list

2006-08-07
Breakthrough eLearning: Thinking Beyond the Course
Breakthrough eLearning: Time = Money: The Driver for Rapid eLearning
elearncampus.com: White Papers
eLearning Technology

2006-05-23
elearningeuropa.info: Learn4auto
Europe’s Information Society

2006-05-22
guuui.com: Review of Axure RP Pro
interact10ways.com: Information interactive

2006-05-08
Read/Write Web: List of Web 2.0 Lists
econsultant.com: Web 2.0 Directory

2006-05-09
Digital Web Magazine: Practical Usability Testing
guuui.com: The eight stages of usability maturity

2006-05-03
chrisbrogan.com: Presentation and Storyteller’s Promises

2006-04-28
dubyamovie.com
elearningpost.com

2006-04-26
Experience Designer Network: What are the most important questions about learning?
PHP/SWF Charts

2006-04-25
Ostyn consulting: E-learning resources

2006-04-21
Jane’s E-learning pick of the day: Future Directions in eLearning Research Report 2006
The eLearning Guild: Future Directions in e-Learning Research Report 2006 (pdf)

2006-03-21
elearnspace: A new wave of innovation for teaching and learning?
Educase review: March/April 2006, volume 41, Number 2
Structured Blogging

2006-03-16
boxesandarrows: Four Modes of Seeking Information and How to Design for Them

2006-03-15
Advanced Distributed Learning: Downloads
Angel Learning: Maniging e-Learning
The Learning Platform Conformance Regime (pdf)
Brainbetty: What is a Learning Management System?
Promoting Durable Knowledge Construction through Online Discussion
RELOAD Content Package and Metadata Editor
Wikipedia: Learning Management System

2006-03-14
Communication Nation
Set Godin: Really bad PowerPoint (pdf)
Seth Godin: The best presentation… seeded questions

It’s easy enough for clients to say that they want the site learnable and memorable, and that users should complete tasks efficiently and feel very satisfied at the end, but in creating tests such goals are no more useful than “to determine if the site is usable.”

Giving usability methods the critical eye

The guide is intended to be helpful throughout the entire development cycle of e-learning courses. It includes strategies for usability engineering that can be used by the course designers early in the development process and information about usability testing that can be applied to completed courses.

A good article written by Michael Feldstein, SUNY Learning Network, and Lisa Neal, eLearn Magazine.

Designing Usable, Self-Paced e-Learning Courses: A Practical Guide (via: Jane’s E-Learning Pick of the Day)

“The sticker is not the solution to the problem!”

www.gelconference.com/
www.sethgodin.com/
www.thisisbroken.com/

“These blogs have it all.”

The 19 Best Elearning Blogs (via: Corporate eLearning Development)

The image was published way back in 2004 (Fark Photoshop Monitor).

Explanazine - A New Series on Educational Gaming
(via Corporate eLearning Development):

Currently, my prediction is that this phenomenon will begin manifesting itself overtly in late 2007, with a transformative explosion occurring in 2008-2009. By 2010, I expect gaming (or experiential learning through play and discovery) to be an accepted and primary paradigm for education in the K-20 markets.

Each Saturday, for the next two months, I will address the topic of gaming in education.

Very interesting, indeed. I am really looking forward to read more on this.

What’s K20?
The National Internet2 K20 Initiative brings together Internet2 member institutions and innovators from primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities, libraries, and museums to extend new technologies, applications, middleware, and content to all educational sectors, as quickly and connectedly as possible.

Last couple of weeks has been a little bit out of the ordinary on a personal level and I have been struggling to maintain some kind of momentum in using all these nifty applications and services I signed up for.
I am referring to:

• Technorati
  Real time search engine for blogs.
  
• Blinklist
  A place where you can save, share and access links.
  
• Del.icio.us
  A place where you can save, share and access links.
• Bloglines
  Online service for searching, subscribing, creating and sharing information.
• Wordpress
  Semantic personal publishing platform.
• Performancing
  Firefox extension used when blogging.

I have made an effort in using these applications and services. I have changed my habits, in a positive way, on some of these but when it comes to documenting my links to myself as well as to other interested people I can only improve or maybe just leave it.

Del.icio.us is rather delicious when it comes to pages already exisiting in their list, that means I usually only have to click on the already added tags. I guess it boils down to being lazy.

And Blinklist is suffering from a sort of function vs. design syndrome. I grew a profound frustration when the page scrolled up by default. Tiny things tick me off when it comes to start using it.

Sometimes, if not most of the times, I just want to save the link without having to think about tags and mouse clicks. That is why I have another way of documenting interesting pages. It involves no tags and can only be browsed on my computer at work, by date. I drag-and-drop them over to folder I create each day. It is the easiest way I could come up with and, for me, it works.

Bloglines is great. I use it every day.
I don’t know what to make of Technorati, yet. I see the possibilities but I do not use it. What can I say. I’m lazy. Are you?

Here is his new website www.mattiassnygg.com. Newly designed too!