In the first of two reviews of 2012, here are the 10 most popular posts on my own blog this year – based on viewing stats, tweets and FB likes. Shown in order of popularity, with the most popular first.â?¦

I first released my article The State of Learning in the Workplace Today on 1 January 2010 and regularly updated it through the year with new thinking, particularly that of my colleagues in the Internet Time Alliance. â?¦

In Nelson Mandela Square, Johannesburg and at the Black Rhino Reserve

February was a good month for me. I’ve just returned from a week working with a client in South Africa followed by a weekend on a game reserve. â?¦

I have just completed a short article for the November edition of e.learning age magazine.

e.learning age is the UK’s number one media resource for the e-learning
community.  The magazine is the only one if its kind for anyone
involved in the e-learning industry – from board directors responsible
for skilling the workforce, to training and HR professionals choosing
and implementing the best systems, to vendors who want to find out the
latest news and trends in the industry.   

In my article I highlight 10 of the new
tools appearing on the emerging Top 100 Tools for Learning 2009 list that I think are useful, innovative, cost effective and worth considering by workplace learning and development professionals for 2010.â?¦

Scientific American has a great feature on Tim Berners Lee and the Web.  The reason?

"CERN on March 13 celebrates the 20th anniversary of a proposal
entitled, "Information Management: A Proposal," by Tim Berners-Lee,
which would become the blueprint for the World Wide Web"

Happy 20th Birthday, World Wide Web

[Via Richard Nantel on Workplace Learning Today - a great multi-author blog from the analysts at Brandon Hall]â?¦