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Google Soon Adding JotSpot to Google Apps

By Michael Feldstein | Published: July 7, 2007
Thanks to fellow Oracle blogger Jake Kuramoto for pointing to this ZDNet piece revealing (among other things) that JotSpot is about to become part of the Google Apps package. Long-time e-Literate readers know that I was lucky enough to be able to interview JotSpot’s co-founders in the early history of this blog, and that they [...]
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Four Ideas for the Future of Sakai

By Michael Feldstein | Published: June 23, 2007
One of the emerging themes from the Sakai Amsterdam conference was a strong desire in the community to develop a coherent vision for Sakai’s developing educational value proposition. Now, because of Sakai’s heritage as a project grown out of an alliance of strong, independent institutions rather than led by a single, charismatic leader (like a [...]
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Two New Articles in e-Learn

By Michael Feldstein | Published: January 27, 2006
I just had two new articles published in e-Learn Magazine. The first one, A Call to Arms, is an opinion piece arguing that we urgently need more direct faculty-technologist collaboration in LMS design if we are to make any kind of reasonable progress. The second one, which I co-authored with my colleague Patrick Masson, is [...]
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Instructables: step-by-step collaboration

By Michael Feldstein | Published: December 11, 2005
Here’s a nice little tool, community, and design pattern for creating and sharing how-to learning objects. Basically, it provides a wizard for inputting text step descriptions and illustrative images. Mix in some Flickr-style usability principles and some folksonomic tagging goodness, and you have a nice little instructional confection. Here’s their description of their approach:  
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Second Life: A Simulation Wiki?

By Michael Feldstein | Published: December 4, 2005
As usual, Jon Udell is onto something interesting. A company called Linden Labs has produced a MMORG called
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