Wiki + weblog = learning.

This has so many applications outside of K-12 education it isn't even possible to list them all.

Wiki Solution Manuals.

Darren lights upon another great idea with the creation of wiki problem solving sites for his kids (and Clarence has picked up the ball as well.) As he puts it, his students are creating the textbook in their blogs, and now they can create supporting resources in the wiki. Read the thinking that he put behind how to structure and assess the work his students are doing. It’s pretty brilliant.

2:54:35 PM    

Interactive podcasting?

Well, more like interactive podcast production, but it extends the boundary beyond the producer and one or two commentators, to include the community.

Waxxi is a New Kind of Podcast.

I think Tracy Sheridan’s Waxxi is a great idea: a scheduled podcast where people can call in and participate (Frank Gruber has more). The kickoff podcast is with Naked Converstions authors Shel Israel and Robert Scoble, on May 20, 2006 at 10:30 AM PST. If you would like to participate, register on the Waxxi homepage and you will receive a toll free number to call and a participation code. I do not know if there is a limit on the number of participants.

2:51:18 PM    

Hot news.

Daily Edublogging Update -- May 5, 2006. Here's a summary of ideas and conversations from the edublogging community that have captured our attention in the past 48 hours. Read more... [XplanaZine]

2:45:15 PM    

Slowly sinking into the cognitive mush?

Another one for the list collectors and the time management mavens.

Keeping up keeping you down?. There is so much information out there and so much to do everyday that it's a wonder people take in half of what they do. Kathy Sierra has some great advice on the subject. You can't keep up. There... [Lifehacker]

5:11:24 PM    

Dept. of Open-Mindedness

I've added Brent Schlenker's weblog to my subscription list. He's all about "Learning 2.0". I'm not sure I agree with everything he says. Maybe I'll learn something.

12:42:52 PM