Jay Cross helps people work and live smarter. Jay is the Johnny Appleseed of informal learning. He wrote the book on it. He was the first person to use the term eLearning on the web. He has challenged conventional wisdom about how adults learn since designing the first business degree program offered by the University of Phoenix.
In a buzz session at DevLearn this year, I described how Working Smarter Daily uses social signals to choose and display a fresh selection of relevant articles every morning. It’s also a dynamite research tool; you can search articles by topic, author, and/or timeframe.
What’s Under the Hood
Internet Time Alliance selects the sources from which the articles for Working Smarter Daily will be chosen. Currently, it’s tracking these blogs:
What blogs do you find enlightening in these areas? Are there any of these you don’t find valuable?
By the way, if you are interest in a similar take on eLearning, visit eLearning Learning. Or check out Nancy White’s Communities and Network Connection.
These sites run on Tony Karrer’s Aggregage software. We’ve recommended the approach to Internet Time Alliance clients. It’s a worry-free way to provide targeted content on whatever subjects you deem important.
Working Smarter Daily is sponsored through the generosity of Xyleme.
Welcome to Jay’s hangout on the web! There’s a lot underneath the hood here. I’ve been blogging more than a dozen years. Go to “coordinates” for a list of what to check out and how to get in touch. Don’t miss the Important Stuff collection.
It’s nice that it tracks Half an Hour. But it it’s not tracking OLDaily, it’s not tracking the best.
Hi Jay
Can I recommend an additional blog – it’s from Nigel Payne
http://www.nigelpaine.com/
I thoroughly recommend it.
Thanks for all your insight
But OLDaily is focused on a much broader area than we’re looking for with the Working Smarter Daily. Maybe there’s a tag of category set we could follow instead, Stephen. Suggestions?
Recommend: http://eskokilpi.blogging.fi/ “I am concentrating at the moment on how new patterns of communication transform work, organizing, management and… increase the quality of life”
Interesting.
http://www.comicdaverusso.blogspot.com
thank you, keep nice the post
A couple of ideas – perhaps a stretch?
Seb Paquet: http://emergentcities.sebpaquet.net/
Beth Kanter: http://www.bethkanter.org/
Clay Shirky: http://www.shirky.com/weblog/
Thanks alot
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