Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and an early investor in Facebook makes a provocative statement in a report by New Scientist. He says: I believe that the computer age culminated in the internet, the internet culminated in social networks, and that we’ll have to look extremely far afield for what is next…My view is that [...]
Archive for November, 2009
The 21st century LMS
Posted in elearning 2.0, LMS, tagged innovation, LMS on November 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I recently read a report compiled by eLearning Network from their Next Generation Learning Management Event held in September, 2009. It is an interesting report. Personalization of content is a base expectation with an element of learner’s control or choice over what she wants to learn coupled with added intelligence from the system to provide relevant [...]
Brandon-Hall 2009 Award!
Posted in Innovations, tagged award, brandon-hall on November 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Winning a Silver at the recently concluded Brandon-Hall 2009 Awards is something special! We were nominated along with our fantastic partners at ICICI Bank in the Best Use of Games for Learning category. Our “work of art” was a game that allows sales people to sell banking products to a set of customers. What was [...]
LMS and SNS
Posted in Uncategorized on November 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Interesting contribution and ensuing discussion from George Siemens post on the Future of Learning: LMS or SNS. Had this brief discussion not long ago on Wilko’s blog. What has Facebook taught us? That “social connections and information sharing” is the model that will be “successful in the long run”? I am sure George is not saying that [...]
Medium – the Massage
Posted in Innovations, Learning Theory, PLE, tagged innovation, mcLuhan on November 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Reading Marshall mcLuhan’s the medium is the MASSAGE. Deep. The impact of media - the wheel as an extension of the leg, clothes as an extension of the body, electronic circuitry as an extension of the brain - has powerful impacts on the way we are. He makes the point about “electric technology” presenting a unifying force, [...]




