Learning with the Fang

Hmm – I seem to be in some kinda time warp.  Since my entire view of TechEd is through my RSS aggregator I thought yesterday (Wednesday) was the first day of the event.  I did spot some good stuff yesterday, and most importantly Frank and his team are listening!! (onya).
Hilights:
First sighting of useful content HERE.  [...]

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While reading THIS POST from esteemed Munge Brother Uncle Nick, I was reminded of THIS POST by Robert Scoble.
Why?
Because in his discourse on seeing a tree in a forest Nick Points out:
“Microsoft is on the cusp of shipping a whole forest of new products. Vista, .Net 3.0, Office 2007 and *.live.com stuff than you can [...]

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Its Microsoft TechEd Australia season again folks!  As an ex MSFT employee and one who sees great potential for the Read/Write Web to bring us benefits of Read/Write culture I will be watching with interest and sharing some of my views:
Over the last weeks it has been great watching Frank lead and nurture his team [...]

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Does anyone out there remember this from 1991?  It is a re-creation of a diagram I used to produce while working for Random Access Consulting (with the Munge Brothers) to show that the real value from IT was at the user level.
If any of you can verify the authenticity of my claim, pls drop a [...]

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It’s been a while since I have done one of these ‘Must listen to this podcast’ posts, but last week I listened to two rippers that I wanna bring to your attention:
1. George Siemens and Stephen Downes talk about connective knowledge

2. Larry Lessig Lectures at LinuxWorld Keynote part 1(and Parts 2, 3)

I am going to [...]

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