This show with its focus on social learning continues the thinking of my previous shows. The issue for educators is how to best use all these new media tools to improve teaching and learning.

1. Social Learning 2.0 A-Z of Visuals for Key Concepts

2. A = anyone ~ anywhere ~ anytime ~ anyplace ~ always on

4. B - Blogs ~ a superb literacy learning tool

5. B – blogging, blogosphere

6. Blue sky thinking with my head in the clouds Always consider the beliefs that lie hidden

7. wordle.net-my delicious bookmarks 22Jan09 My professional learning journey Bookmarking - a social activity

8. C - connecting and networking for professional learning Collaboration Commentary Communication Conversation and … convergence

9. Gravity magazine connections

10. G – gaming, generational change, google Intel new technology

11. My igoogle page 18jan09 Google – Blogger, Reader, gmail, Picasa, Sites, shared stuff …

12. L - literacy, RSS feeds, information overload

13. CHANGE ~ beliefs, thinking, practices to transform teaching

14. L = Laptops for learning. OLPC program has led the way

15. Michael Wesch videos

16. M - media mobile, mlearning

18. M – media sharing on SlideShare, Flickr and similar tools

19. Fastforwardblog.com Micro-blogging

20. Twitter followers using Twitter mosaic

21. Designed by Jeff Utecht Immersion Evaluation Know it all Perspective Balance I would add reflection and review P - personalised, PLE, PLN, PLC, participation

22. UK Personalised Learning: A Practical Guide

23. S- social media participation

24. How crowds work? What roles and activities suit you?

27. Social web learning --> historical perspective

29. Look out for beacons and lighthouses of effective practice.

30. Log and winding road to sustainable change

31. Look for well-defined tracks to travel.

32. macoun.edublogs.org. READ to LEAD

34. Participatory Producer-user Social learning Read-write web 2.0 learning

35. Aim high, listen carefully and look beneath the cloud for personal professional knowledge that needs to be transformed.

38. Produced: March 2009