posted message: Has anyone already read this great article: http://elearn.rwth-aachen.de/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=1059|CAJS10 Toward a Personal Learning Environment Framework From abstract: ...despite isolated achievements, technology-enhanced learning (TEL) has not succeeded in revolutionizing education and learning processes. Most current TEL initiatives still take a centralized technology-push approach in which learning content is pushed to a predefined group of learners in closed environments. ****A fundamental shift toward a more open and learner-pull model for learning is needed.**** (Sorry if this is "old" for somebody, I did not scan your plans for it - I found it via Twitter, @leighblackall)

posted message: Have you noticed that there is a "feedback" button floating on the left? It will lead to a nice feedback system, where you can report problems easily AND vote for bugs others have reported. Let's all find one bug/annoying feature and report it! Therefore we can help to make this a better learning environment.

posted message: First: the P2PU is great and there are plenty of nice features. But: there is something "wrong" with the user interface. I think it is sometimes hard to navigate, to find the thing you are looking for. Does anyone else of you share the same feeling?

posted message: Now there are 12 participants and 16 followers. I believe we can get 20 participants at least :-).

posted message: I just added the link to my plan: http://p2pu.org/en/groups/using-credible-arguments-to-promote-opencourseware-concept-in-finland/ "Using credible arguments to promote OpenCourseWare concept (in Finland)"

posted message: Since I read Anya's book, I've found Openstudy, and got addicted to it: http://openstudy.com/users/linjaaho I like to help students with questions on electrical engineering. This was my favourite: http://openstudy.com/groups/physics#/groups/physics/updates/4e5e468f0b8b1f45b4986ef2 Now, next thing to try out from the book is P2PU. I like the user interface of P2PU, and I'm very enthusiastic to find out if this is a great concept. If Openstudy works, why wouldn't P2PU?