New Zealand's Richard Elliot produces eLearn Watch a sort of monthly NZ version of Fortnightly Mailing, with plenty of useful links and insights.
- Fortnightly Mailing has a focus on online learning and the internet. It summarises and comments on resources and news that I find in the course of my work.
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Recent Posts
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- FriendFeed postings 10 to 23 January 2010
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- Phil Baty on THE-QS World University Ranking - a US perspective that takes account of country size: Guest Contribution by Jim Farmer
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- larsislearning.blogspot.com on Jaw-dropping: a talk about "lightweight learning" by Sugata Mitra at Google's London office
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