Periodicals

Internet Time Group's E-Learning Jump Page

Jay Cross provides a wealth of resources on e-learning! And he blogs, too.

Queue

Plenty of publications already take aim at the young software professional community. But not one of these is what you might call “visionary” - or even particularly “forward-looking”. ACM Queue responds to that need not by drumming up support for one particular approach or another, but by intelligently assessing the challenges expected to arise in the near term as emerging capabilities or technologies gain widespread acceptance — laying out the choices that software engineers and developers are likely to face and spelling out exactly what it is that will ride on those choices. This goes well beyond identifying future trends. Any publication can do that and many often do — albeit only sporadically. ACM Queue’s mission is to probe deeper to determine where coming capabilities are likely to live up to their promises and where they’re liable to fall short. And besides reviewing the benefits these new technologies seem to offer, we’ll also consider the disruptive impact they’re likely to have and look at how the problems they spawn are apt to touch people throughout the entire computing community.

Ubiquity

The publication seeks to provide a forum for community discussions among a wide variety of professionals in the IT arena by focusing on shared interests in: applying computing to enhance various professional disciplines; using the computer as a primary tool for advancing professional learning; and promoting the IT profession.

TechNews

Published three times a week, ACM TechNews is a comprehensive news gathering service, scanning the headlines to bring topics of interest to the IT professional.

ELearn Magazine

eLearn Magazine is published by ACM, a not-for-profit educational association serving those who work, teach, and learn in the various computing-related fields. Content is culled from two distinct sources: News and features written by professional journalists with expertise in education and technology, and columns and tutorials by industry leaders and stars of academia. Our targeted readership includes both providers and consumers of online learning, with a special emphasis on teachers, managers, and administrators working to develop educational programs or classes on the Web.

MemberNet

MemberNet, ACM's bimonthly newsletter, aims to keep members and others in the computing community up-to-date on current ACM activities, people, and publications relating to the computing field.

Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox

A Bi-weekly Alertbox column about Web usability.

Knowledge Management Conference Reports

This site contains summary reports of various Knowledge Management Conference: BrainTrust International 2000, etc. (2000-04-02)

ACM Publications

These are various publications from the special interest group (SIGs) of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

InfoDesign: Understanding by Design

'InfoDesign: Understanding by Design' supports the growth and application of information design. Information design helps people and organizations achieve understanding through the creation of relevant, clear and memorable information.

Welcome to SpringerLink

SpringerLink is the premier electronic data source from Springer for researchers in biomedicine, life science, clinical medicine, physics, engineering, mathematics, computer science, humanities, and economics… more.

Learning and Training Innovations

Learning & Training Innovations delivers strategic content and innovative technology solutions to implement learning and training in corporate, government and educational enterprises.

Training Mag.com

The online version of VNU Learning's magazine.

Fast Company

An online magazine where topics skirt across and among the many disciplines that comprise performance-centered design. The business focus is of particular importance.

Intranet Design Journal

One of our favorite sources for all things intranet, since 1996 - when EPSScentral's Gary Dickelman participated in the discussion forum and won free software prizes! Woo-hoo!

Align Journal

Surprise! BI (business integration), formally the EAI (enterprise application integration), is now Align Journal. I guess they finally figured out that technology and $5.99 at Starbucks will get you a Grande Vanilla Mocha Skim Frappaccino. Business focus is good.

PerformanceXpress

PerformanceXpress is monthly Newsletter of the International Society for Performance Improvement (ISPI), published entirely on-line. It is an ISPI member benefit designed to build community, stimulate discussion, and keep you informed of the Society’s activities and events. This newsletter is published monthly and is emailed to members at the beginning of each month.

KM World

Great articles on Knowledge Management!

StickyMinds.com

...the most comprehensive online resource for helping you produce better software, offers an unrivaled scope of original articles from industry experts, technical papers, industry news, a searchable tools and books guide, roundtables, discussion forums, and more. StickyMinds.com is the online companion to Better Software magazine and together they are the most comprehensive resource for helping you produce better software. StickyMinds.com is the Web's first and most popular interactive community exclusively engaged in improving software quality throughout the software development lifecycle. Membership is free.

First Monday

First Monday is one of the first peer–reviewed journals on the Internet, solely devoted to the Internet. Since its start in May 1996, First Monday has published 504 papers in 93 issues; these papers were written by 609 different authors. First Monday is indexed in Communication Abstracts, INSPEC, LISA, PAIS and other services. In the year 2003, users from 816,912 distinct hosts around the world downloaded 5,385,649 contributions published in First Monday. .infoREADER and the EPSScentral sites have linked to First Monday articles since its inception - "must read" for serious performance support practitioners.