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Tip Nghere is my advice on what not to build. Actually, it's a bit more than that: it's a list of what not to build, a list of some things that people are working on now, some fads to avoid, and some indication of what's out there for the taking, if you can get
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Nigel RobertsonDownes writes on what is faddish and what is passing on the internet - might not agree with everything , but good discussion points on future trends
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14 Jan 09
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sandra rogersSo, here is my advice on what not to build. Actually, it's a bit more than that: it's a list of what not to build, a list of some things that people are working on now, some fads to avoid, and some indication of what's out there for the taking, if you can
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13 Jan 09
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Ben WilkoffA great post on what not to build in terms of elearning in 2009
predictions elearning pedagogy interstingindividualblogentries stephendownes
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12 Jan 09
Adam RoadesOne man's take (educated, obviously) on what to avoid and what to pursue in the tech realm in 2009.
technology web2.0 trends future ideas prediction for:iammetoo for:spdrock for:robotchampion for:ocsantiago for:immunity for:bluepaperbag for:prindle19 for:montgpb for:teps1 for:sradick for:mbado for:dbliton for:mecredy for:namillionaire for:wilsonjr1 for:
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Michelle A. HoyleWhat I can tell you, though, is what technologies are working, what technologies are flopping, and what technologies are fads. It's practical, down-to-earth advice. For example, if you are a technology developer, you already know that you should not try t
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Joe Wilsonstunning and bang on the money or not on money really insightful
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07 Jan 09
amy monaghanWhat technologies are working, what technologies are flopping, and what technologies are fads. It's practical, down-to-earth advice. For example, if you are a technology developer, you already know that you should not try to build a new operating system, a new word processor, an online store or an auction site, for example. These have ben built and have established a mainstream presence. You would need thousands of engineers and billions of dollars to compete with them.
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Steven VerjansStephen Downes New Year analysis of the current technology market.
for:henryhermans for:maartencannaerts trends future mod2.0 for:rubenjans for:krajagopal
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06 Jan 09
Wilfred RubensWhat I can tell you, though, is what technologies are working, what technologies are flopping, and what technologies are fads.
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Don't build a destination website
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Distributed systems
The idea here is to have a thing - a concept, an idea - that rests on, and floats above, a non-specific computing environment. This was the thinking behind the connectivism course we ran last fall. The idea is that the 'course', via its constituent teachers and students, simply grasps whatever computing environment is convenient and available, creating communications channels between those environments, and hence establishing a virtual presence above those environments. Most human organizations can exist in this way, and become much more robust and flexible when not tied to a specific system. -
Personal presence / personal health / personal learning
Personal heath records, personal learning environments, personal publishing and printing, personal presence: all of these are ways of imposing the personal on the technical, about making these tools about *you* instead of about them. This is essentially a combination of technologies - of smart cards and their mobile ilk, of content analysis and presentation, of connected applications, of distributed systems. From the point of view of the internet, 'you' are a concept - the one thing in the whole system that isn't actually a part of the system. How to leverage that will be the stuff of genius and innovation.
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Will RichardsonFirst we had several dozen social networking sites, like Friendster and Orkut and MySpace and Facebook. These became platforms (see above) and then we had social network multiplier sites, like Ning. And now (so-called) social network websites are multiply
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05 Jan 09
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Hugh BlackmerStephen Downes is ALWAYS worth listening to, even if you then go and do elsewise yourself. Wise and fearless, and in Moncton NB
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04 Jan 09
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