The response has been phenomenal! Just two months after the release of the Spanish edition of Invisible Learning, Cristóbal Cobo and I have given talks in Argentina, Czech Republic, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain, and the United States. We also have near-term plans for additional talks in these countries and Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Finland, Russia, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. Most importantly, the conversation about Invisible Learning is growing –and we are pleased to see others lead the way!

Over the next month, I plan to switch over to the Wireless Minneapolis network, and discontinue self-hosting this blog from my home. To prepare for the move, I’m reorganizing and redesigning portions of the blog to cut down on some of the fat code and make it a little bit more compatible with other hosts [...]

Leadership, Efficacy, and a Culture of Trust: Key Findings from Learning from Leadership Research Kyla Wahlstrom, University of Minnesota Kyla Wahlstrom, Ph.D., will present findings from Learning from District Efforts to Strengthen Education Leadership, a five-year research study funded by the Wallace Foundation designed to produce empirical evidence establishing the connection between leader performance and [...]

From the IST program: If computers could create a society, what kind of world would they make? Thanks to the work of an ambitious project that adds a whole new meaning to the phrase, ‘computer society’, in which millions of software agents will potentially evolve their own culture, we could be about to find out. [...]

Solution Watch writes about coComment: The way it works is very simple. When you signup to coComment, you are given a bookmarklet that you are asked to add to your browser. Then, the next time you come across a blog post that you want to comment on, click on the bookmarklet before commenting. You will [...]