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Only2Clicks - speed dial to favorite web site and make it your start page How To Learn A New Skill Systematically With Collaborative Learning Playlists We have heard about playlists. Frequently used in the context of music, playlists are a series of digital files arranged orderly so you can play them one after the other. Of course, you can play them randomly too. Either way, playlists are an organizational tool that help you personalize your listening or viewing experience. It is because you choose what to keep and what to shed on a playlist. Wouldn’t learning benefit from such an arrangement? Learning and Teaching at MentorMob Information overload is not only because there is too much to process. MentorMob is an attempt to organize learning into relevant chunks i.e. playlists. MentorMob was launched in November, 2011 and is in Alpha presently. The Anatomy of a Learning Playlist A learning playlist looks like this: As you can see, the learning content has been collected from different sources but is arranged systematically. For Learners – Browsing Playlists You do not have to register and log-in to see what playlists are there.