Monthly Archives: April 2007

Flex for Learning Integration, Visualization and Actualization

Posted on April 26, 2007 by Tom King

These are exciting times for learning & talent management systems and for Adobe Flex. A few weeks ago at LMS 2007, Elliott Masie addressed what he saw as the powerful potential of Flex for visualization of enterprise learning and human … Continue reading →

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Blogs, Part 2

Posted on April 23, 2007 by Tom King

I’m working around a Blogger issue, so here is the rest of the entry. Learning and Elearning Donald Clark- Plan BWell thought, well researched information and opinions on learning and education. Here’s a GREAT example that cites John Locke’s thoughts … Continue reading →

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Interesting Reading – Blogs I Like

Posted on April 22, 2007 by Tom King

UPDATE: Google Blogger is totally crappy about providing any feedback other than failure, so I’m breaking this into 2 posts. Validating the HTML of the posts with the W3C and Dreamweaver validator is useless; Blogger just silently fails with a … Continue reading →

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LMS 2007 / The Fischbowl: Did You Know?

Posted on April 13, 2007 by Tom King

Yesterday at LMS 2007, Elliott showed a bit of the "shift happens" presentation about the changing world for learners and the job market. It’s been posted and talked about all over the web, but I am re-posting/linking here for the … Continue reading →

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Elearning Events Updates

Posted on April 10, 2007 by Tom King

I’ve added this month’s ITEC conference to the Elearning Events Calendar (thanks to Mark Tomlinson of ACNS for the invite & reminder). I also added I/ITSEC and a few other shows and events. Later this week I’m at LMS 2007 … Continue reading →

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