This document discusses new e-learning technologies and tools that can help users build professional capabilities, including social bookmarks, RSS feeds, blogs, wikis, social networking, content sharing, and more. It provides examples of how these web 2.0 tools can help with learning, collaboration, and sharing information. The document encourages readers to experiment with different tools to see which ones best fit their needs and help them achieve their goals.

1. New E-learning Technologies Or, building your professional capabilities (and using web 2.0 to help) Dave Ferguson [email_address] Cynthia Denton-Ade [email_address]

5. But the real value may be the ability to form meaningful communities

6. And we moved from Learning 1.0

7. To Learning 2.0

9. Find all this session’s URLs at… delicious.com/whiteboarddave/astd1108

10. Social bookmarks Memory, to go

12. RSS and Feeds Or, “get-go” versus “go get” http:// www.commoncraft.com/rss_plain_english

14. Feed readers www.bloglines.com/ www.google.com /reader/ www.netvibes.com www.pageflakes.com

18. Wiki The simplest online database that could possibly work — Ward Cunningham, developer of WikiWikiWeb wetpaint.com pbwiki.com www.mediawiki.org

19. Collaboration via email… From: Dave To: 6 People So far I have... Any more? Any Qs? 5 10 15 16 22 27 33 From: Dave To: 5 People Need your input for the Blivet Berm project… From: Eileen Reply to all Re: Need… From: Frank Reply to all Re: Need… From: Ganesha To: Dave Re: Need… From: Hana To: Aiden CC: all Re: Re: Need… From: Isaac Reply to all Qs re Blivet

22. Social Networking

23. Facebook http:// computer.howstuffworks.com/facebook.htm

27. Shared content Sometimes you find you get what you need

28. YouTube http://tinyurl.com/bj3br

29. Flickr

30. Creative Commons Search search.creativecommons.org

31. Slide Share http://tinyurl.com/63mwtf

33. Getting to your documents

34. Putting the pieces together Pick and choose the pieces that work for you By 713 Avenue http://flickr.com/photos/seven13avenue/