Here's a picture that a friend from work -- Andy Leung -- took of me as I was packing up my camera to head up to the World Cup Winterstart 2002 at Lake Louise for a week as a volunteer radio dispatcher.

You can see more of Andy's photography at this link.

Watch this space for pictures from Lake Louise, starting tomorrow.

Online delivery presents an opportunity for developers to reach out and post resources. Learners are encouraged to take online resources and "run with them."

MIT's OpenCourseWare (OCW) and OPEN KNOWLEDGE INITIATIVE (O.K.I.) are exemplary.

Online curricula and blueprints for making more is a beautiful thing.

MIT is to be commended for its online offerings.

It's exciting to see what's transpiring online as communities -- collectively and individually -- evolve daily.

Oliver Wrede posted URls to some fascinating research he's doing on Using weblogs to teach on April 28, 2002 to the eLearning Forum's blog.

Shame the Forum's blog seems to have ground to an abrupt halt with May 30, 2002 posts from a "marketeer" which read, in part:

"What we are looking to find out is can engineers with the necessary background be of use to eLearning or Training Organizations? Is there enough work out there to justify build a business model based on this focus?"

A picture I took on my way to work this morning.

Another I took at the end of the day.

And one my mate Damian took in between.

Today I posted a picture I took last month on the way home to Calgary from Utah.

It shows the beginnings of the snow cap for the year. After several years of drought there is very little in the way of snow. The little you see is what have arrived in the first weeks of October, 2002.