Monthly Archives: November 2007

OLPC GO,GO Extended and/or Help Stop Malaria for $10

Posted on November 23, 2007 by Tom King

Last night on TV I saw am advertising spot for the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) initiative that featured Masi Oka (Hiro Nakamura from NBC’s Heroes) and then I went and checked online and it looks like the offer is … Continue reading →

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Awesome One-Laptop-Per-Child Charity Option

Posted on November 20, 2007 by Tom King

I’m probably late to the party, but there is an awesome charity opportunity for anyone supportive of the OLPC One-Laptop-Per-Child initiative. I just found out about this through the JiWire newsletter, and it seems to be a great thing for … Continue reading →

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Elearning Events Public Calendar Updated for 2008

Posted on November 15, 2007 by Tom King

I just added or updated 8 events from January to June of 2008 in the Elearning Events Calendar. If you have additional events to add, please contact me at mobilemind@pobox.com. See the blog sidebar for sample HTML to embed the … Continue reading →

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Adobe Solutions Panel for Authorware

Posted on November 14, 2007 by Tom King

Short notice, I know, but there is an Adobe online eseminar today (November 14) at 11:00am Pacific time that will essentially repeats the DevLearn discussion panel on Authorware End-of-Development issues that occurred last week at the Adobe Summit. Also worth … Continue reading →

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Learning from Navisite Failures

Posted on November 4, 2007 by Tom King

Because of Navisite, what was supposed to be a 14 hour over-night change for 5dollarhosting.com became a 34 day tragic comedy of errors, with 200,000+ sites besides mine down about 3x longer than expected. Not a big deal for me; … Continue reading →

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Elearning, Machinima and the Law

Posted on November 2, 2007 by Tom King

One of the great take-aways of Learning 2006 for me was Machinima. Now there’s some IP follow-up that is due for anyone considering using Machinima content for training. I think machinima is a powerful, effective and low cost alternative technique … Continue reading →

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