The phrase "ability to do things never done before" appeals a lot to me. With the innovative use of Web 2.0 tools, we can solve problems, very old problems we thought we could never solve before:
Example:
Coaching and Twitter - is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to be able to communicate and stay connected through exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?
Twitter would be an interesting tool to use between two people who are coaching each other or helping each other to instantly get feedback on daily activities as they happen.
I think it would be a great concept if we have a widget to help workers, staff and leaders, instantly calculate their learning impacts or training results. Then maybe we can answer the question: "What productive value did my learning have on my job?"
Just as many of us are obsessed with measuring and watching our diet, there could also be a good way to use Web 2.0, like using Twitter, to monitor the learning impacts in our work and staying focused on calculating values.
Ray Jimenez, PhD www.vignettestraining.com
"Helping Learners Learn Their Way"
Monday, November 5, 2007
Can Web 2.0-Like Tools Capture Learning Impacts; Like the Way We Watch Our Weight?
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This is a nice blog ,i have been using some web 2.0 tools in the classroom like flashcards,videos and photos,which makes the classroom interactive and students also are keen to learn more and i have alos noticed that they find e-learning more interesting.Web 2.0 is definitely here to stay Or let me say web 3.0!! :)
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