A busy year end here at Tagoras has kept us from posting much over the past couple of weeks. And the coming couple of weeks will also be light, given the arrival of the holidays. Before signing off for 2010, however, I wanted to highlight a recent mention of Tagoras in ASAE’s Associations Now magazine and also be sure that readers are aware of a range of other resources here on the site.
On page 13 of the current edition of Associations Now you will find us mentioned as one of “Three ways to learn about e-learning.” (Click the link to view it online). The article specifically points to An Association E-learning Conversation, the discussion Ellen Behrens and I had earlier this year about the state of association education. It also points to two other resources previously mentioned here on the Tagoras blog – a series of video primers for e-teaching and learning by Indiana University professor Curt Bonk and Learning Perspectives: 2010, a free eBook from the Masie Center.
The conversation with Ellen is just one of a wide range of free resources we offer in the resources area here on the Tagoras site. Others include our free eBook, Learning 2.0 for Associations, data from a range of reports, and white papers on topics like Pricing Online Learning.
This blog is also a great resource in and of itself. In addition to offering perspectives from our work on association educational initiatives, we also continually highlight resources like those note above from Curt Bonk and the Masie Center. The best way to take advantage of this ongoing stream of resources is to subscribe to the RSS feed or use the Blog Updates form over to the right to subscribe by e-mail.
Finally, I’d like to highlight one other important resource you can access on the site: our monthly Association Learning/Technology Digest. We just put out a new edition of this and it is packed with good resources. You get the latest edition automatically upon subscribing – and it’s easy to unsubscribe at any time should you decide you don’t want to receive the newsletter anymore.
Well, that’s probably it for 2010. Thanks so much for reading the Tagoras blog, and very Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Jeff