Assessment. Feedback. Teachertube. Readiness. Evaluatingonlinecourses. Rubrics. 7 questions to ask re new technology for your business. These questions apply for all kinds of technology decisions including hardware, software, or even social media and social networking technologies.
Business people do not want to spend money on unnecessary or unhelpful technology, yet are often ill advised when they make technology acquisitions or expenditure. I often see businesses, both large and small, acquire unnecessary or inappropriate technology for which they will never achieve the projected return on investment. Or, even worse, the ROI is based on the capital costs alone without factoring in other costs such as staff time. Fevatools - home. A Guide to the Evaluation of E-learning. Principles for Evaluating Websites: Stephen's Web ~ by Stephen Downes ~ full post. You are not logged in. [] [] Tim O'Reilly has found another common term to trademark, labeling the emerging trend toward identity-based content navigation 'Who 2.0' (I still prefer my term, the 'Semantic Social Network).
O'Reilly writes: "We are just in the early stages, digital identity doesn't really work yet. But that will, you know, start to coalesce, where all these different sources of identity will start to be resolved and connect to each other. And we'll have a rich identity system you could call Who 2.0. " [ Comment ] [ Direct Link ] [Tags: Navigation, Usability, Copyrights]