|
29 December |
Gord
Mackenzie in
Learning Online blog
posts about my review of
2008 |
|
|
Leader Talk
posts about my Review of
2008 |
|
27 December |
The English Blog
posts about my
Review of 2008 |
|
|
Email
received: "Your 100
greatest articles list
is awesome" |
|
28 November 2008 |
The Marketing
Professional's List of
List includes Top
100 Tools for Learning
2008 |
|
15 November 2008 |
"Jane
Hart has a marvellous
consultancy called
Centre for Learning &
Performance
Technologies. She has
great ideas for
showcasing social media
tools and I will surely
pick over them
carefully. Her
Slideshare below is one
of the organizational
issues in my area and
how social media can
address those issues."
Brent McKinnon,
Social Media Tools for
Work ^& Learning |
|
29 October 2008 |
Steph
Earnshaw reviews the Top
100 Tools list at the
Macmillan English Campus |
|
19 October 2008 |
Matthew
Bibby
blogs about how the
Directory of Learning
Professionals on Twitter
helped him to use
Twitter more effectively |
|
6 October 2008 |
Chris
Morgan blogs about how
the Directory of
Learning Professionals
on Twitter got
him kick started with
Twitter |
|
5 October 2008 |
Doug Peterson
considers the
Directory of Learning
Professionals "a
terrific place to assist
new Twitterers begin
their journey of
creating their own
network of Professional
Learners" |
|
|
Heather Bailie
blogs about her
"amazing experience"
starting with Twitter,
using the Directory
of Learning
Professionals on Twitter to get
started |
|
Sept/Oct/Nov /Dec 2008 |
Here are
some of the emails I
received about the
Directory of Learning
Professionals on Twitter
- "thanks for
compiling such a
nifty list. Very
cool!"
- "For
the short amount of
time I have been
using Twitter, I’ve
been amazed at the
flow of information
that has been
available to me, all
through the list you
created"
- "This list is
beginning to make
things happen"
- "Great
idea to create that
list."
-
"what
a fantastic list--I have
many of them on my
Twitter fav list, but
there's many new friends
too!"
-
"Thanks so much for
this list! I really
appreciate it!
- "I’m
finding your list
very useful"
- "I really do
think it's a great
list and I'm happy
to be included.
It's being amidst
some amazing
company! :)"
- "Thanks
so much for taking
the time to post the
list of twitter
contacts"
- "What
a fantastic list--I
have many of them on
my Twitter fav list,
but there's many new
friends too"
- "This list is
already proving
extremely valuable
and resulting in a
super 'networking'
day"
- "Thanks for
giving useful list
of contacts on
Twitter, for us
lecturers and
educators"
- "what a great
compendium of minds
you've already put
together! Thanks for
taking the time to
post that. I think
it's a valuable
resource for folks
looking for people
on twitter"
- "Thanks
for including me on
the list. I was
thrilled!"
- "What a great
list you have
compiled. I'd
love to be included"
- "Found your
great
compilation
via
Delicious.
First of its
kind I've
spotted."
- "I
am honored to be
included in this
exclusive group"
- "What a useful
list;
particularly for
newbies to
twitter. Great
idea."
- "Thanks for
posting the 100
Educator
Professionals we
should follow on
Twitter. I already
follow a few of
them, but I'll be
adding some more
that fit my PLN
needs."
- "what
a great list! :-)"
- "Thanks for
providing such a
wonderful list."
|
|
27 September 2008 |
Jenny Luca was
pleased to be included
on the 100+ (e-)learning
professionals to follow
on Twitter, Lucacept |
|
4 September 2008 |
Rhondda
reflects on the Top 100
Tools list in
Rhondda's Reflections -
Wandering around the Web |
|
17 August 2008 |
Jane's List - Jay
Cross reviews his Top 10
list and the Centre's
website |
|
7 August 2008 |
"Thanks for compiling
this [Top 100 Tools]
list. My fall class
will be using it in the
second week of class as
a starting point for
exploring Web 2.0
tools."
Britt Watwood |
|
30 July 2008 |
Caleb
Lowe, on the
Wikinomics blog,
mentions the Centre and
Jane's blog as "some
pretty cool sites and
blogs that might be able
to help you as you seek
to better understand
what needs to happen to
make your class
education 2.0". |
|
29 July 2008 |
"Fascinated by your
site" Email
received |
|
28 July 2008 |
"I just
wanted to let you know I
really like your blog,
and have now looked at
the rest of your
website. I love it, I've
been spending the day
looking at the achives."
Email received |
|
8 July 2008 |
EBM and Clinical Suppor
Librarians@ UCHC
reviews
the Centre's website |
| 17
June 2008 |
Ignatia
reviews Jane's 25 Tools
resource and her blog
and summarises "Jane
Hart is a great
eLearning professional
because she pins down
what is important and
distributes it to anyone
who is interested".
It's great to be
appreciated! |
| 16
June 2008 |
"Your
first blog about us
really created quite a
stir of new members
joining. You have quite
an impact on the
eLearning market."
Email received |
| 26 May 2008 |
AcademHack
called
the Centre's Directory
of Learning Tools a
"ridiculously useful
resource" |
| 25 May 2008 |
"Jane’s
E-Learning Pick of the
Day
seems to be an excellent
way of keeping up to
date with e-learning
tools and ideas",
igeog |
| 2 May 2008 |
Ryan
reviews the Top 100
Tools PDF on his
edc blog, |
| 30 April 2008 |
Jon
Ingham, in his
Strategic Human Capital
Management blog,
refers to Jane Hart's
definition of Learning
2.0 |
| 29 April 2008 |
Slideshare blog is
pleased they are 14th in
the Top 100 Tools list |
| 29 April 2008 |
Learn2Develop
reviews the Top 100
Tools PDF: "As a trainer
who is always looking
for new tools support
learning content there
is some real 'gold dust'
in here. |
| 29 April 2008 |
Christine
at
Ramblings of an
technology coodinator
reviews the Top 100
Tools PDF. |
| 29 April 2008 |
Selena at
the
learning elearning
blog reviews the Top100
tools list. "Jane
Hart’s list has been
useful to us here at
CPIT as it provides a
one stop shop for tutors
just starting on using
ICT in a more creative
way in their teaching.
Descriptions of the
sites are succinct and
provide enough
information to allow for
future exploration to
see if the tools will
fit well into the
learning context for
each tutor’s content
area and student
profiles." |
| 28 April 2008 |
Stephen's Lighthouse
reviews
the Top 100 Tools list
as "a great thing too" |
| 28 April 2008 |
Lori Reed
reviews the Top 100
Tools list and agrees
that "that educators and
librarians are light
years ahead of most of
corporate America when
it comes to using Web
2.0 for learning",
Library Trainer |
| 17 April 2008 |
"Every
once in a while you come
across a web site that
captivates you and
offers many everyday
teaching and learning
solutions"
rsymmons,
Work-based e-Learning
Blog |
| 14 April 2008 |
Sylvia
Currie at
Webbed Feat reviews
the Top 100 Tools for
Learning |
| 13 April 2008 |
Seb
Schmoller reviews the 25
Tools PD resource in his
Fortnightly Mailing |
| 13 April 2008 |
AlphaPlus Centre blog
in Toronto Canada
reviews the 25 Tools PD
resource |
| 11 April 2008 |
Jochen
Robes at
Weiterbildungs.de
reviews the Top 100
Tools list and the 25
Tools PD resource (in
German) |
| 10 April 2008 |
"From
Jane I’ve learned about
all kinds of great web
services.. usually free,
and typically awesome.
I don’t know how she
finds the things she
does, but I’m glad she’s
out there."
Speakeasy Blog |
| 10 April 2008 |
Michele
Martin at the
Bamboo Project blog
has been picking up on
my analysis of the the
Top 100 Tools list that
it seems that there's a
tool divide between
workplace learning
professionals and
educators. She
sits some of the reasons
why this is and there
are some interesting
comments |
| 8 April 2008 |
"Jane
keeps a finger on the
pulse of e-learning and
she’s doing some great
longitudinal research
into who is using what
tools and where."
Kate Foy,
Spinning a Learning Web |
| 4
April 2008 |
"The
Internet is my
profession and I thought
I knew it well. Your
lists have shown me
otherwise. They have
unlocked so many
wonderful possibilities
for my project. Many,
many thanks."
(Email received) |
| 2 April 2008 |
"I
haven't been this
excited about a website
since LibraryThing :)"
VirtualLibrary |
| 2 April 2008 |
Hidden Gems from Untold
Treasures reviews
the Centre's website |
| April 2008 |
"While Jane's E-Learning
Pick of the Day is not
purely about computer
science education, I
feel very strongly that
good educational
practices span
disciplines and so it is
one of the RSS feeds
that Google reader
automatically retrieves
for me daily.
Jane
recently blogged about a
professional development
program that she
created, centered around
her top 25 e-learning
tools. I highly
recommend going to the
site and working through
the activities for any
of the tools you are
unfamiliar with
.."
Computer Science
Teachers Association,
the Advocate |
| 1 April 2008 |
25 Tools
Professional Development Programme "is
one of many produced by
Jane Hart. Its an
interesting compilation
of 'free' tools' , many
of which you are
probably aware of. It's
a resource that's being
constantly updated. Well
worth exploring and
getting to grips with
some of these useful
tools. One of the nice
things about the site is
that it provides you
with some simple tasks
so you can get an idea
of what each tool does."
E-Learning Watch |
|
31 March 2008 |
Jenny
Lucas writes about the
25 Tools Professional
Development opportunity
in her blog,
Lucacept |
|
27 March 2008 |
"I think
that C4PT is a fantastic
resource for both
neophytes in the
learning industry, as
well as learning
professionals working
with the challenge of
creating effective
learning solutions."
(Email) |
|
27 March 2008 |
"One
look and you’ll be
hooked!"
ALA blog posting
related to Jane's
E-Learning Pick of the
Day |
| 22 March 2008 |
This website is a wonderful resource site created by Jane Hart. She has created an indexed list of tools for just about anything you could use in the way of technology. She also has a “Pick of the Day” tool that spotlights a new technology each day. Visit it today. ECS Academic Technology
|
| 22 March
2008 |
"Many
thanks Jane for
providing us all with
the opportunity to do
this (viz share top 10
tools). I think you know
how much I appreciate
what you have done with
your blog - it has been
an incredible resource
to me over the past
year. |
| 20 March
2008 |
"I
was going over your list
of top 100 learning
tools and I just wanted
to say thank you, it's
an amazing resource. I
often use plenty of the
programs and websites on
a daily basis! Plus I
actually found a few new
ones that I can use."
(Email) |
| 12 March 2008 |
delicious blog
realises
the potential of
delicious for education
as evidenced by its high
position in the Top 100
Tools 2007 and 2008
lists. |
| 9 March 2008 |
"Jane
Hart has been my
personal Sacajawea for
at least three months
now…and she’s just
published her Top 25
personal faves from the
Top 100 solicitation she
does each year"
Meri Walker,
Ning in Education |
| 12 March 2008 |
25
Tools every Learning
Professional should have
in their Toolbox is
"a great article with
links to many tools I
have discovered over the
last six months or so.
I’d highly recommend
using it if you want to
direct your colleagues
to tools that are going
to assist them with
their teaching. They may
be just the tools they
need to move them into
greater use of
technology to support
learning. I intend to
use this article as the
basis for some staff PD
over the next term and
explore such varied
delights as Jing,
del.icio.us, Google
Docs, Slideshare, Flickr,
Voicethread and whatever
else may appear in this
rapidly changing world!"
Lucacept - intercepting
the Web |
| 7 March 2008 |
"Les
spécialistes du
e-learning connaissent
bien le site de Jane, et
lui rendent
régulièrement une visite
qui n'est jamais déçue.
Jane n'a pas sa pareille
pour dénicher les outils
commerciaux ou gratuits
qui feront le bonheur
des entreprises comme
des professionnels. Non
contente d'avoir déjà
référencé 2000 outils
libres ou commerciaux
pour le e-learning, et
d'avoir distingué parmi
ceux-ci un top 100 que
nous trouvons bien
inspiré, Jane nous
dégotte quotidiennement
un truc,une astuce, une
information qui touche à
notre domaine de
prédilection : merci
pour ce "Jane's
E-Learning Pick of the
Day"... Car c'est
peut-être la seule
faiblesse du site, que
celle d'être dans la
seule langue de
Shakespeare !
Les 100 outils du top de
Mlle Jane proviennent
d'une compilation faite
à partir d'un grand
nombre d'avis donnés par
des professionnels de
l'éducation et de la
formation... vous pouvez
toujours donner votre
avis pour influencer
cette liste où figurent
des outils de nature
très variées :
del.icio.us, Firefox,
Skype... (pas vraiment
l'idée que l'on se fait
d'outils e-learning,
mais pouvant néanmoins
contribuer à une telle
démarche), ou encore
Moodle (LMS, en 12ème
position) ou Articulate
(outil auteur en 19ème
position)."
e-Learning-infos.com in
the posting
Jane Knight: chevalier
blanc du e-learning |
| 2 March 2008 |
Jay Cross
cites the E-Learning
Handbook as one of the
More online documents
seminal to learning and
the net |
| February 2008 |
The Top
100 Tools list is being
used as
inspiration for
technology tools
sessions
at
Atlantic Provinces
Library Association's
Green conference |
| 14 Feb 2008 |
"Prepare to be
overwhelmed in a
completely positive and
helpful way by a
trainer-learner’s
Valentine's Day gift."
This is how
Paul Signorelli
begins his posting about
the Top 100 Tools list |
| 14 Feb 2008 |
Karyn Romeis reviews Jane Hart's
presentation at the
Learning Technology's conference |
| 13 Feb 2008 |
Patrick Mayfield calls the Top 100 Tools
list "a gold mine for self-directed learners". |
| 13 Feb 2008 |
Jim Kissane reviews the article in eLearn
magazine about the 2007 Top 100 Tools list and calls it a
"must read" |
| 12 Feb 2008 |
"I think what your [Top 100] list is
revealing over time is really fascinating, and so do all my
students! Email from Head of educational programme at
University |
| 9 Feb 2008 |
Britt Watwood reviews the first cut of the
Top 100 Tools for Learning 2008 list on his blog
Learning in a flat world: fun but bumpy! |
| 2 Feb 2008 |
B J Schone comments on my prediction that we will see
short bursts of learning. "I won’t say this is a
revolutionary idea, but it’s an idea that makes sense and it
feels like a natural progression in the evolution of
eLearning" |
| 30 Jan 2008 |
Just wanted to say what a
wonderful web site your running! You focus on content
which is refreshing and have a lot of information that
is essential. Your focus on solutions and tools is a
joy. (Email)
|
| 29 Jan 2008 |
I just
stumbled across your site and already love it. I am taking
classes online at ... One of my classes this semester is
about elearning and I just spend $65 on a textbook that I
believe your website could have covered. I will be using
your resources heavily, Thank you for the work you are
doing. (Email) |
| January |
Issue 21, January 2008 of
Chips with Everything [PDF] - a newsletter dedicated
to the rollout of e-learning into ACL features the Top 100
Tools list |
| 28 Jan 2008 |
Lee Wilson comments on the results of the Top
100 Tools list on
The Education Blog |
| |
Top 10 Tools "is
such a fab resource you have put together, its been really
helpful to me particularly when I've been actively involved
in eLearning development last year."
(Email) |
| 25 Jan 2008 |
Britt Watwood reviews 2007 Top 100 Tools list and 2008
list |
| 18 Jan 2008 |
Inspire Action reviews the Top 100 Tools
list |
| 15 Jan 2008 |
Lincoln Street blog reviews the work of the Centre |
| 11 Jan 2008 |
CBS Bibliothek reviews the work of the Centre (in
Danish) |
| 8 Jan 2008 |
play think learn blog reviews the Top 100
Tools list |
| 7 Jan 2008 |
"Because I find great insight and value in
your writing, I've added you to my blog-roll " (Email) |
| 5 Jan 2008 |
"The E-Learning Handbook, developed and
regularly updated by the Centre for Learning & Performance
Technologies, provides a well-organised and comprehensive
resource for teachers and others interested in finding out
more about e-learning trends, technologies and tools.
Content is readily accessible via an index of six topics
with a wide range of sub-topics. .. The
E-Learning Handbook should prove useful for teachers, ICT
Coordinators, Teacher-Librarians and school Leaders as
schools seek to capitalise on the promised Rudd (ALP) "Education
Revolution" to transform teaching and learning in
Australian schools."
South Oz E-Learning |
| 4 Jan 2008 |
Siam
English blog reviewed the Top 100 Tools for Learning and
the article for elearn magazine |
| 3 Jan 2008 |
The
Wikispaces blog reviewed the article Jane Hart wrote for
elearn magazine about the Top 100Tools for Learning 2007 and
the fact that Wikispaces was voted the top wiki tool |
| 3 Jan 2008 |
AgoraWissen blog reports on the Top 100
Tools activity |
| 3 Jan 2008 |
Academic Technologies @ BSU blog reviews
the Top 100 Tools list |
| 1 Jan 2008 |
"Accessing
and reading your blog is essentialy part of my regular day
to day to do list. Also, your Directory of e-learing tools
privides me with huge inspiration. Thanks you Mourad Diouri"
(Comment on blog) |
| 29 Dec 2007 |
"Als “work in progress” entstanden, bildet
das E-Learing Handbook eine perfekte Anlaufstation für einen
reifen Überblick zu Trends und Hintergründe im E-Learning.
Die Autorin dieses Sammelwerks, Jane Hart, weiss auch mit
anderen Ideen zu überraschen, so etwa mit ihrer Liste der
100 Top Tools für Learning 2007, die ebenfalls auf ihrer
Website zu finden ist .."
textfield.ch |
| 25 Dec 2007 |
"Another superb resource is Jane Knight’s
blog. Jane’s Elearning Pick of the Day lists resources to
create elearning and enhance personal productivity, and
lists new sites in the Web 2.0 space. Still further, Jane
has what is arguable the best site on elearning resources at
the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies, which
has a comprehensive and categorised list on elearning tools
which is constantly updated."
Elearning India blog |
| 23 Dec 2007 |
"Keep up the great work with your blog. I love it"
(Email)
|
| 20 Dec 2007 |
The Directory of Learning
Tools "is a great place to start. 2039 tools (1452 of
them free) are organized and linked. If you thinking of
trying something, someone has probably already thought
of it ..."
Biblical Studies and Technological Tool |
| 18 Dec 2007 |
"The Centre for
Learning & Performance Technologies has recently
updated their excellent
E-Learning Handbook ..."
IMYM Tutorials: Literacy with ICT, Joe Evans |
| 17 Dec 2007 |
Stephen Downes names Jane's
E-Learning Pick of the Day as one of his
Not the Edublog Award winners: "It
was nice to be nominated in this category myself, for
OLDaily, but to be honest, I expected to compete against -
and lose to - Jane Hart's incredibly useful contribution to
the field. Hart has a wealth of experience in the field ..
In the meantime, her daily resource offers sites, services
and tools that are invariably of interest and frequently of
direct practical impact." |
| |
"The Centre for Learning & Performance
Technologies in UK offers several free information service about
e-learning trends, technologies, and tools on its Web site.
One of the valuable online resources is the E-Learning Handbook
..."
Tech Learning, Steve Yuen |
| |
UEL Pathfinder Project
lists Top 100 Tools list as one of their Top 5 staff
development sites for e-learning, |
| 12 Dec 2007 |
"I am a keen follower of
your daily picks, I find them invaluable in keeping up
to date on tools" (Email) |
| 9 Dec 2007 |
"This blog by Jane is simply
amazing. The number of resources for teachers related to
teaching, the Internet and all manner of goodness is
brilliant. It almost made up for Ricky Hatton's defeat
over the weekend." Jonathan Lecun,
UK Teachers Online, |
| Dec 2007 |
"a superb resource for those seeking
tools to create course content. Free and open source
applications and commercial applications are listed with
a brief description of each tool" William Perry,
Notes from the Net Nomad, CIN: Computers,
Informatics, Nursing, November/December 2007,
Volume 25 Number 6, Pages 315 - 315 |
| Dec 2007 |
"This site comes to the rescue by making
sense of e-learning trends, technologies and tools that
can be useful to teachers. Hundreds of learning tools
have been indexed on a growing directory ranging from
traditional to E-Learning collaboration tools. All the
technology tool categories have been separated by free
or commercial, a feature that many teachers can
appreciate. Want to start listening to a podcast? Or
better yet, how about creating or delivering your own
podcasts? Take a look at all the
free podcasting tools
to get you going. The
Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies
site also has an
E-Learning Handbook that is divided
into a number of parts. Each part has several topics that
link to examples, resources and reading lists. A
great primer
for those teachers that want to learn more about online
trends that are impacting education such as
RSS Readers,
Blogs,
Wikis,
Podcasts
and more!" Georgia Dept of Education,
News for December 20o7 |
| 29 Nov 2007 |
RSC YH Exchange
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| 28 Nov 2007 |
"Ya know, Jane, I don't know how you do
it, but you find the greatest stuff. I'm up all night
just trying out the nifty little you point me too "
Brent Schlenker,
Corporate elearning strategies and development |
| |
Learning Net reviews the
Top 100 Tools list (in
Swedish) |
| 27 Nov 2007 |
The midden
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| |
The midden describes the E-Learning
Handbook as "another useful resource produced by Jane
Hart" |
| |
Life-long, life-wide learner
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| 22 Nov 2007 |
Mike Nolan, from Edge Hill University, reviews the
Top 200 Tools list
in his
blog |
| 21 Nov 2007 |
John Dale reviews the Top
100 Tools list in his
Autology blog |
| 9 Nov 2007 |
"I've been able to spend more time
digesting the resources and information on the Centre
for Learning and Performance Technologies (see my
previous post on
Top Ten Lists). This is truely an excellent resource
for new and seasoned learning design and performance
improvement professionals. Jane Hart provides a great
resource that I find myself returning to frequently"
Benjamin Hamilton,
Learning Design & Business Performance |
| 2 Oct 2007 |
Kent Teachers blog
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| 29 Sep 2007 |
Teachin' on the Information Highway
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| 26 Sep 2007 |
Daniel Lemire comments on why library databases
didn't make it to the Top 100 Tools List, |
| 25 Sep 2007 |
"One of my favorite blogs is Jane’s
eLearning Pick of the Day. Jane gives me a snapshot of
one new learning tool just about every day and if
nothing else, I sound pretty cool at cocktail parties
(ok, fine, usually at the park or playdate) when I can
say, “Oh, gosh, that’s a funny story. We really should
capture it on Viddler!” or “Oh, yes, late yesterday we
were mindmapping with bubbl.us and the most amazing
thing happened!” But, seriously, some of Jane’s little
blog whispers have made an enormous impact on the
instructional design work that I do and the awareness of
new and helpful tools to use. And that’s another thing
about blogs… once you subscribe and read awhile you do
feel as though you know the person. It’s as if Jane is
saying, “Gosh, here’s something Shannon should know
about!”
The future of Training |
| 24 Sep 2007 |
"Love your blog -- I am
addicted to it" (Email) |
| 22 Sep 2007 |
Stephen's Lighthouse
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| 19 Sep 2007 |
Dr. Albert K. Petersheim
reviews
the Top 100 Tools list in his blog
Petersheim.de ( in
German) |
| |
Hey Jude blog
reviews the Top 100 Tools activity |
| 17 Sep 2007
|
Louann reviews the Top 100 Tools list in
Multiliteracies |
| |
Derek Wenmoth reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF on
Derek's Blog |
| 14 Sep 2007 |
Mohammed Amine Chatti reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF
on this blog, |
| |
GSED - Global Studies in Education Digest blog
reviews the Directory of Learning Tools |
| 12 Sep 2007 |
Tom Werner
reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF, |
| |
Gloria Newsome reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF in her
Gnewsome's Weblog |
| |
B J Schone reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF in his blog
eLearning Weekly |
| |
Teemu Arina reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF in his blog
Tarina |
| 11 Sep 2007 |
McToonish
reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF |
| |
Stephen Downes reviews the Top 100 Tools PDF in his
OLDaily,
|
| 10 Sep 2007 |
Gabe Anderson's Articulate blog
Word of Mouth,
reviews the Top 100 Tools list, |
| 9 Sep 2007 |
Wen Heping
blogs about the Top 100 Tools list, |
| 8
Sep 2007 |
Nick Hood reviews Top 100 Tools list/PDF in his
Teaching is to Emancipate blog |
| 6 Sep 2007 |
John Curry of
EffectiveDesign.org
gives his Top 10 Tools list |
| 5 Sep 2007 |
Academic Commons
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| 4 Sep 2007 |
E-Toys.ar blog
reviews the Top 100 Tools list |
| 28 Aug 2007 |
"Thank you for doing this fantastic project! I have used
or at least heard of most of the programs on the list -
and will explore the ones I have not used. One thing
especially nice about the e-learning community is that
we all are willing to share our ideas - it's too big a
job to do in isolation!" (Email) |
| 24 Aug 2007 |
Leslie Dare of NC
State University, reviews the interim Top 100 Tools list |
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Learning Technologies Conference blog
discusses the interim Top 100 Tools list |
| 20 Aug 2007 |
techsoup community
discusses their top ten tools |
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"Today I stumbled across a treasure
trove of free e-learning books ... If you're a distance
learning student or teacher, you'll definitely want to
take a look at some of these free e-learning guides."
Online Universities |
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Leadershipbynumbers blog
likes the "terrific list of Top 100 Tools for Learning" |
| 18 Aug 2007 |
Becoming a millenial blog
reviews the interimTop 100 Tools "fascinating" list |
| 17 Aug 2007 |
Adult Education and Training blog
reviews the interim Top 100 tools list, |
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le top 100 outils pour la formation en ligne
reviews the interim top 100 tools list |
| 16 Aug 2007 |
the slideshare blog,
happy at its recognition on the interim Top 100 Tools list |
| 14 Aug 2007 |
KOMAmedien blog
reviews the interim 100 Top Ten Tools
list |
| 13 Aug 2007 |
Cycling through Ed Tech. Cheri Toledo reviews the
interim Top 10/100 Lists and The Learning Toolbox |
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technology + education blog
reviews the interim Top 100
Tools list |
| 12 Aug 2007 |
Liberal Education Today reviews the Top 100 Tools
list |
| 11 Aug 2007 |
"Thanks
for providing this resource. I love to see what other
people use to produce and manage their content"
(Email) |
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"Thanks for getting the Top 100 list going –
some great tips in there – and a whole lot of
similarity too
J
(Email) |
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"Activities like this top
10(0) learning tools, really benefit us all, whether
we are beginners, novice or experts :)" (Email) |
| 10 Aug 2007 |
Classroom 2.0
reviews the interim Top 100 tools collection |
| 9 Aug 2007 |
"Thanks for starting
this wonderful initiative" (Email) |
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www.weiterbildungsblog.de
reviews the Top 10 tools initiative |
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Top 100 Tools for Learning, The Insite
Bank, Essex University Library |
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Top 100 e-learning tools - no library services at all,
Plymouth University |
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"Your Top 10
tools is a wonderful idea ... Your site is great, a
treasure" (Email) |
| |
"Thanks for the website
that you’ve created – it’s an excellent resource!"
(Email) |
| 8 Aug 2007 |
"Great idea. I'm enjoying looking into
tools that I've not heard about before or have avoided"
(email) |
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Learning Times
reviews the interim Top 100 Tools list |
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No library resources on list of top 100 learning tools,
web4lib@sunsite.berkeley.edu |
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A list without Libraries, the Wired Campus reviews
the debate around the interim Top 100 list and the fact
there are no library databases on it |
| 7 Aug 2007 |
"a
valuable collection of top-ten-tools" (Email)
|
| 6 Aug 2007 |
Association of College &
Research Libraries reviews the Top 10 Tools initiative in a
blog posting:
Library resources must not be e-learning tools |
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"I have begun to use some of
the tools new to me recommended by your contributors.
I have so much to learn. Thank you!" (Email)
|
| 5 Aug 2007 |
"Thank you for compiling so much useful
information about people's favorite tools. Thanks to
you, I've found some great tools I didn't know about
before, including a screen capture & editing program for
the Mac that I had unsuccessfully sought through Google"
(Email) |
| 4 Aug 2007 |
Posting on fOUndit
about the Top 10 Tools activity |
| 3 Aug 2007 |
Web 2.0 Teaching Tools blog
reviews the interimTop 100 Tools list |
| 2 Aug 2007 |
The Wired Campus
reviews the Top 10 Tools initiative |
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Australian Flexible Learning Community Forum
runs a discussion on Top 10 tools |
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"I have enjoyed exploring
the tools that others have posted"
(Email) |
| 1 Aug 2007 |
"you’ve
started a list that really is a great tool to spread the
word"
(Email) |
| July 2007 |
TL Infobits
(from UNC-Chapel Hill) reviews the Top 10
Tools initiative |
| 31 Jul 2007 |
"This is a great and useful initiative"
(Email) |
| 30 Jul 2007 |
"Gracias a ti por tu trabajo y por tu
blog...fuente de inspiración para tus lectores, entre
los que me cuento hace tiempo. (Thanks to you for your
work and your blog… source of inspiration for your
readers, between whom I have been counting myself for a long
time.)" (Email) |
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"Great! I appreciate, and I wish you the
best of success with your wonderful service :-)."
(Email)
|
| 29
Jul 2007 |
"great idea about the personal Top 10
Tools" (Email,
29 July) |
| 27 Jul 2007 |
Adobe Education Leaders
blog posting about the Top
10 Tools list |
| |
"Great work and wonderful idea" (Email)
|
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"Great idea to pull together this information from so
many people" (Email) |
| 26 Jul 2007 |
"a
great idea! In fact I forwarded the link to your full
list to a colleague just yesterday"
(Email) |
| |
"Your project is creating an invaluable
resource. I have already shared the URL link to the
home page with several colleagues"
(Email) |
| |
"The Ten Top Tools is a great idea. I feel
like I've been in a toy store as I try out some of the
tools I've never heard of before. Thanks so much for
setting this up and sharing"
(Email) |
| 24 Jul 2007 |
"Nice
idea - also interesting to see what others are using"
(Email) |
| July 2007 |
"This
site is one of the most thorough guides to trends and
tools to emerging tools and e-teaching technologies,
especially in Europe ... Grade A resource to elearning tools and technologies
worldwide.
GetEducated.com |
| 19 Jul 2007 |
"I must congratulate
you for your website which I am still discovering" (Email) |
| 16 Jul 2007 |
"Thanks for your site. The
directory is very useful!" (Email) |
| 6 Jul 2007 |
"Nice to learn of your
thorough and interesting web site from Jay Cross' "tools"
reference" (Email) |
| 26 Jun 2007 |
"I wanted to write and tell you that
your website is incredible. I have a feeling I will
spending quite a bit of time checking out the resources
and information you have provided to make me a better
educator." (Email) |
| 8 Jun 2007 |
"Just wanted to say that I really appreciate your
site and that I'd like to include a reference to it in
the second edition of my book ... The book will be
out in January" (Email received from Will Richardson,
weblogg-ed.com) |
| 2 Jun 2007 |
"With the list of tools Jane has already
accumulated and with new ones being added everyday, I am
sure that everyone will be able to find something that
will help them in their online studies. For those not
taking online classes, you should check out Jane’s blog
and directory as well. You may just find something useful
for you too.",
OnTheWebEd |
|
23 May 2007 |
"This
site has been a wonderful discovery for me - thank you."
(Email) |
| 21 May 2007 |
"Jane Hart has re-launched her site as the Centre
for Learning and Performance Technologies. Jane has long
produced one of the most complete compilations of trends
and tools in the emerging technologies landscape. I've
directed numerous colleagues at U of Manitoba to her
learning tools resource. Well-worth bookmarking."
(George Siemens,
elearnspace) |
| 8 May 2007 |
"Lots of pointers to a lot of
interesting information! I’ve just added this great
resource to my blogroll."
The Training Designer's Weblog |
| 7 May 2007 |
"Just wanted to let you know that I have
started to subscribe to your blog. Really refreshing and
great tips." (Email) |
| 24 Apr 2007 |
"Jane Hart has been performing a real service
listing new educational applications (or applications
that could be used in education." Stephen Downes,
OL Daily |
| 1 Apr 2007 |
"Blog of the Week 02. If you don’t
know Jane Hart, you should. I thought that everyone in
Learning Technologies did. Then I came across a blog
entry raving about this ‘new find’. New? Jane’s blog
goes back to June 2006, which makes her a veteran in my
book. And - crucially - every day she finds a
new ‘pick of the day’ to highlight. How she keeps up
this work rate, I don’t know. But if you haven’t
already, take the time to visit." Donald Taylor,
Learning Technologies Blog |
| 26 Mar 2007 |
"Thank you for this helpful blog. You
have a knack for finding nuggets!", David Harper,
Blog comment |
| 23 Mar 2007 |
"Jane's E-Learning Pick of the Day is
awesome! She finds tons of goodies on the net ...", Brent Schlenker,
Corporate Elearning Strategies and Development |
| 13 Feb 2007 |
"The Guide to Choosing and Using Free E-Learning Tools
is a very useful text. I downloaded it and have nearly read
through it. There are amazing tools out there that
doesn’t cost an arm and a leg to utilise. Thank you for
sharing your knowledge." (Email) |
| 31 Jan 2007 |
"Jane, I just had to reach out to say “thanks!” for the
wonderful site you created." (Email) |
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"I’ve recently come across
the Directory of Free E-Learning Tools created and
constantly updated by Jane Hart, Learning & Performance
Technologist. It is a great resource for anybody who
likes to use technology in training and learning ...
I like how this site is organized. It is very
informative and easy to navigate. Plus, you can
subscribe to the updates via news feeds.",
Lawsagna |
| 18 Jan 2007 |
The Guide to E-Learning
Tools, now the E-Learning Handbook:: "Its an amazing resource and I didn't have time to view
it all but I do recommend the Podcasting section. Lots
of links to podcasting tips and tricks, and free tools
as well. Be warned - you could lose many hours cruising this
resource." (Brent Schlenker,
Corporate Elearning Strategies and Development) |
| 17 Jan 2007 |
"Thanks for the news you
provide through your e-Learning Pick of the Day page and
your personal website. I've found the information
about content development tools invaluable over the years!"
(Email) |
| 16 Jan 2007 |
"Jane Hart maintains a terrific directory of free
e-learning tools",
jblawg |
| 14 Jan 2007 |
"I
stumbled across your webpage last night and wanted to
thank you for giving me back my enthusiasm and interest!
I
spent hours last night going through links on your
webpage and found it extremely useful as a starting
point to get more motivated again to try new areas for
my work." (Email) |
| 8 Jan 2007 |
"Jane Hart, a consultant for elearning has a great
website that lists a whole host of free e-learning
tools. Go to ... to begin exploring this amazing
compilation.",
Curriculum
Bytes |
| 6 Jan 2007 |
"A useful
collection of tools, software, hosted services and the
like for those involved in e-learning, especially those
in the commercial world." (Jon
Dron) |
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"I have been wanting to build a website where I had
lists of all of the free and useful elearning tools,
online presentations, books and other resources so I can
share these with others and invite others to help me add
to the list, and this blog is one way of me trying to do
this. But the other day I ran across a site just like the
one I had in mind but Jane Hart had already built it. This
is a great site and a lot of very useful lists."
Rod's
EdTech Review |
| 4 Jan 2007 |
"Jane has posted links to a series of free elearning
tools...consider this nicely laid out guide to choosing
and using elearning tools. A great starting point for
individuals new to online environment.", George Siemens,
elearnspace |
| 3 Jan 2007 |
Thank you for this nice categorical list of tools :) ive also tried to make a distinctive cut between them,
but now ive found your list , thats great :)" (Email) |
| 2 Jan 2007 |
"I was blown away by your
guide to free eLearning tools. This is brilliant. Great
stuff." (Email from Jay Cross) |
| 30 Dec 2006 |
"Professional presentation of
free e-learning tools. From UK. The value added here is
the orientation she provides to the typical lists of
free tools. Something to learn here.",
e-learning
and online teaching blog |
| 12 Dec 2006 |
"I came across your Blog about a month
ago and I have truly enjoyed reading it ever since. I
look forward to seeing your e-learning pick of the day
and often will pass on links to your Blog postings to
others. So I just wanted to thank you for your efforts
and contributions to the dialogues that are occurring in
the e-learning and learning arenas. (Email) |
| 4 Dec 2006 |
"Hi from Canada, Jane.
What a great site and idea, with some very interesting
links." Gary
Z |
| 28 Nov 2006 |
"I've been delighted at the recent
response on the web to my free e-book Cappuccino U. I
sent it to Jane Hart who discussed it on her blog Jane's
E-Learning Pick of the Day. It's since been discussed
and recommended on a number of blogs written by people
in various countries.",
Cappuccino
U |
| 22 Nov 2006 |
"My head is full of ideas
about elearning at the moment. The growth of the
internet gets faster and faster as seers have always
predicted. I got into this by looking at lots of the
sites which are really blogs, such as Jane's Link of the
Day, Will Richardson's Weblogg-ed and Tony Karrer's
eLearning Technology. Will writes an education
blog and most of his ideas and enthusiasms are practical
and classroom related. Jane and Tony both come from a
business perspective. Jane regularly has items of
interest in her daily pick - I enjoyed Cappuccino U last
week for instance. Hers is a good starting point.",
Skills
for life blog |
| 13 Nov 2006 |
"Jane Hart's daily
item of e-learning interest - awesome! Jane's picks
always make it into my del.icio.us folder!Designed
to Inspire |
| 17 Sep 2006 |
"Great blog with links
to the author's favourite e-learning "pick of the day"
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