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Supporting Information Workers to communicate and collaborate over a distance.
What tools, technologies and methods support and accelerate learning and collaboration within dispersed groups?
So far using:
- Skype (for presence awarenes and 1:1 communication)
- Interwise Connect AT&T Connect for Conferencing: collaboarative iMeetings and iClasses / iSeminars for “Live eLearning”
- Moodle Learning Management System for asynchronous communication
easyLEARN, a Swiss Learning System allowing both for formal e-courses as well as for what they call ‘Google-style’ learning. easyLEARN is also designed to support SMEs as an easy to use know-how authoring and publishing tool.
One of their paradigms: Unlock the know-how an make it easily accessible. - Make the learning within an organization learnable and findable.
- WordPress Blog (not very experienced yet)
- pbwiki for my own personal dashboard
- Google Calendar and Spreadsheets as shared resources and collaborative editing via the web
- Social bookmarking: Furl and del.icio.us (it looks as if I should also switch to the latter as my net mates seem to prefer this service)
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A great new web 2.0 for scheduling meetings with ease
I’d like to introduce you to http://www.scheduleonce.com – the easiest way to schedule conference calls, webinars or any type of event. The service is specifically designed for those hard-to-schedule meetings with multiple time zones, many invitees and different calendar systems. ScheduleOnce is used by many teachers for various purposes, including scheduling exams and e-learning sessions
Based on a patent-pending scheduling engine, ScheduleOnce is a dead-simple web 2.0 service that helps you find a time for your meeting with absolute accuracy across all time zones and daylight saving changes.
See what they wrote on webware – http://www.webware.com/8301-1_109-9847169-2.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Webware