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This article discusses the impact of information overload in today's digital age on education publishing. It explores strategies for coping with the influx of information, such as hoarding, scanning emails, and embracing advanced search techniques. The importance of collaboration between learners and teachers is emphasized, along with the need for a two-way street in education business. The article also delves into the role of Web 2.0 tools in optimizing educational processes and marketing strategies. For more insights, visit www.education-business-blog.com.
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Lee Wilson – Headway Strategies WEB 2.0 & EDUCATION PUBLISHING
Information Paradigm 1980 HOARDING SCANNING
eMails per day? • Under 20 • 20 to 40 • 40 to 60 • 60 to 80 • 80 to 100 • Over 100
Amazon – decision driver? • Publisher blurb • Customer reviews • Customers who bought this… • Product details (ISBN etc.)
When stuck I….? • Google it • Move on to something else • Ask people who know the topic • Reflect on what I learned in school
Education Products NETWORK LEARNERS AND TEACHERS ENCOURAGE ADVANCED SEARCH TECHNIQUES BUILD A TWO WAY STREET
Education Business SOCRATIC MARKETING RELAX OPTIMIZE
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