The document discusses the changing environment for learning and work, and how new technologies like wikis, blogs, social bookmarking, and RSS feeds are enabling a move toward eLearning 2.0. These new tools allow for lightweight, collaborative learning that is ongoing, social, and happens at the point of need. This represents a shift away from formal eLearning 1.0 which was centralized, one-directional, and focused on delivering full courses.

1. eLearning 2.0 ASTD OC - September 2007 Tony Karrer, Ph.D. CEO, TechEmpower, Inc. [email_address] http://eLearningTech.blogspot.com

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14. User SME ID Creator Search, RSS feed Email, Intranet LMS Access When you need it In many pieces At one time Delivery During work In between work Prior to work Timing 1 minute 15 minutes 60 minutes Duration Immediate, Free Rapid, Inexpensive Long, Expensive Development Bottom-up, learner-driven, peer learning Top-down, some collaborative Top-down, one-way Ownership Wiki, Social Networking & Bookmarking, Add-ins, Mash-ups Reference, LCMS, discussion groups Courseware, authoring tool, LMS Components eLearning 2.0 eLearning 1.3 eLearning 1.0