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February 13, 2008

The Top 100 Tools for Learning

wanted to know what tools other learning professionals use and which are the most popular.

Many of the respondents to this study are well known names in the e-learning field, including Jay Cross, Clive Shepherd, Clark Quinn, Brent Schlenker, Stephen Downes, Seb Schmoller, James Farmer, Jane Bozarth, Harold Jarche, Karl Kapp, Charles Jennings, and George Siemens.

Other contributors are practitioners working in corporate training or education, so there was a wide range of contributions.

If you're in the business of educating others, this is a "must read"

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