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After conducting a systematic literature search across disciplines, our researchers have identified roughly 1,600 relevant academic journal articles, conference proceedings, and graduate dissertations on e-learning and virtual teams published in the past decade. 
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Christopher Pappas: The purpose of the http://elearningfeeds.com/ is to provide you with the more recent headlines, short descriptions of eLearning articles, and links to the articles themselves, that have been posted on the BEST eLearning websites and blogs around the world.
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The slides were used in my talk about digital curation given at the Central NY ASTD Event held at the Everson Museum on 7/31/14
Dirk Mast's curator insight,
August 15, 2014 7:28 AM
I love the comment on the hydrant slide reading " getting information from the internet is like drinking from a fire hydrant". Searches always bring TOO much information so you feel overwhelmed. Also, we now ALWAYS struggle in determining what is good information, and what is trash. We do indeed feel like we're drowning at times, or just being "hosed" by sites that just waste your time aggregating traffic. I wish there was a browser that would eliminate the needless flow of advertising and extraneous mind numbing trash! 
Willem Kuypers's curator insight,
October 8, 2014 1:34 PM
C'est ce que je fais sur scoop.it entre autre. |
