Displays search results in a way similar to the album browser in iTunes and iPod.

Google Health Launches: “After a year and a half since the first announcement, the much-anticipated Google Health has been released at Google Factory Tour of Search. ‘Patients need to be able to better coordinate and manage their own health information. We believe that patients should control and own their own health information, and should be able to do so easily,’ said Adam Bosworth in November 2006.

Here’s what you can do in Google Health:
* create a health profile with information about your health conditions, medications, allergies
* import medical records from US hospitals that use Google’s APIs to make the conversion possible. Unfortunately, the list of partners is almost empty.
* read medical resources, information about diseases”

By Jane Hart, Head of Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies
to appear in e.learning age magazine, April 2008

Whether you are a corporate trainer, a Learning & Development manager, a learning designer or developer, or an educator in a school, college or university, these are the 25 must-have tools. What is more they are all free, which makes them very useful for those on a low (or non-existent) budget or simply for experimentation and exploration of the widening e-learning space.

These tools have been taken from the Top 100 Tools for Learning 2008 list compiled from the Top 10 Tools lists of over 100 learning professionals worldwide and are a mix of personal productivity tools (for managing personal learning) as well as authoring tools (for creating learning solutions). Many of them are Web 2.0 tools that promote a social, collaborative, sharing approach to learning.

Source: http://www.c4lpt.co.uk/articles/25tools.html

Keep It Simple, Stupid! | Design Showcase | Smashing Magazine: “Let’s put it straight – simplicity is more complex than you probably think it is. To design a web-site in user-friendly tones, presenting all information and removing unnecessary details isn’t easy. In fact, many designers don’t manage to find the right mix between details and their presentation on the screen, which usually results in an information overkill and/or decreased usability. However, some designers do manage to find the right balance and create usable, elegant and clean web-sites with simple layouts.

We’ve selected some of them. 49 simple, clean, sometimes even minimalistic designs, which all stick closely to one single principle – Keep It Simple, Stupid!.”

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