• 5 Rapid Authoring Tools To Publish Courses For Your iPads | Upside Learning Blog –
• What’s different about mobile learning? – As the doors open to a new era of mobile learning and performance support, it's a good time to step back and think about the new mindset required when designing for mobile.

• Consumers Under 35 Ditching Browser for Apps, Study Shows – Interesting trend that, taken with Tim Berners-Lee recent statements, raises questions about the future of HTML.

• Government 2.0: Five Predictions for 2010-12 – O’Reilly Radar – Mark Drapeau shares his predictions for trends in Government 2.0.
• Portrait of a Multitasking Mind: Scientific American – My tirade agains multitasking continues: From the article: "New research by EyalOphir, Clifford Nass, and Anthony D. Wagner at Stanford University suggests that people who multitask suffer from a problem: weaker self-control ability."
• How the iPhone Could Reboot Education | Gadget Lab | Wired.com – A private university in Texas completes the first year of a pilot program in which it hands out free iPhones and iPod Touch devices to its entire freshman class. The goal is to see if, and how, the iPhone can reinvent education.

• Mobile Learning – mLearnopedia – From the site: "The mLearnopedia content community collects and organizes the best information from around the web that will help you learn and stay current on mobile learning."
• Sclipo: the social learning revolution – From the site: "Sclipo offers a revolutionary way to teach and learn online by integrating rich educational applications – such as video and webcam – into a true social network platform."

• Voice in Google Mobile App: A Tipping Point for the Web? – O’Reilly Radar – Tim adds thoughts to the building evidence that the Web (which should now really be considered the Cloud) is going mobile. The iPhone has freed our interface design limitations and the Cloud content and services will continue to become more accessible on all devices as we incorporate a more device agnostic philosophy to our product development.
• Are Our Technologies at War with Each Other? – Andrew McAfee – Andrew weighs in on the debate Venkat and I started on his original post and my response, both of which got reposted by Social Computing Magazine. (Had I know the debate was going to get such attention I wouldn’t have shot so passionately from my hip ;o)

These are my links for May 13th:

• The Future of Media » Blog Archive » What Is the “Middle Web”? – An interesting look at the "middle Web" that may be a false start in the bid to deliver robust applications to mobile devices. This will be important as the Web as learning platform starts being accessed more form mobile than from PCs.
• OpenKM Document Management System | Open Source DMS – Home – An open source document management system (though it like to tout itself as KM system, but it functionality seems a bit limited. But if you need document management, it is tough to beat free!

These are my links for April 14th through April 15th:

• WatchingTV Online – Blog I just discovered tracking the move of television to the Web. If their theme is correct, this will be a "threat to big media". No saying how the convergence game will play out, but converge we will!
• The Mobile Web Was Born Only Yesterday – I agree wholeheartedly with Michael: "So I disagree that The Mobile Web is dead. For many of us it is just coming alive." Just look at the use of mobil outside the US. The future of the Web is a mobile one.
• Social Aggregators Emerge To Manage Digital Lifestyles [Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog] – Dion's wonderfully brief post about the rise of social aggregation. This HAD to happen as social fatigue sets in. These will be a model for the future of managing one of our auxillary brains (our social graph(s))

These are my links for April 9th through April 13th:

• 10 Most Disruptive Technologies – eWeek pulls together Gartner's list of 10 most disruptive technologies through 2012. The annoying slideshow format asisde, it reveals technologies that will greatly impact the way we work, learn and live over the next five years.
• I Saw The Future Of Social Networking The Other Day – Another peek into the future that sees the Web (as most people predict, a mobile Web) as ancillary memory for us. As you read through Michael's blog, think about the impact this will have on learning and collaboration.

These are my links for April 1st through April 2nd:

• Intel Makes a Push Into Pocket-Size Internet Devices – The march continues away from the PC and onto mobile devices. Not only has the Web become our "auxiliary brains" but soon they will always be with us. This will change the way we think, learn and perform: Learning 2.0?
• FriendFeed, The Centralized Me, and Data Portability – Arrington's interesting amalgam of where our identites amy end up on the Web. This will have remarkable impact on how we learn and percieve others…