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The Real Truth about ROI – the Learning Performance Model

CrossKnowledge

The learning of knowledge and skills can occur in formal or informal settings and equip the employees with specific knowledge or skills (Bertram & Roe, 2008). Berings, Poell, & Simons, 2008; Eraut, 2007; Van der Heijden, Boon, Van der Klink & Meijs, 2009). Koys, 2001; Saks 2006; Tett & Meyer, 1993).

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Agile Design: An Ethos for Creating Learning Platforms

Big Dog, Little Dog

And rather than being a methodology, it is more a philosophy or ethos that is best described by its manifesto (Agile Alliance, 2001): We are uncovering better ways of developing. Use Exemplary Performers and/or Subject Matter Experts to help identify the complexity of the environment. Agile Alliance (2001). References.

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Why do Learners Drop Out of a Course?

TalentLMS

Despite the best laid plans, the loudest bells and whistles and the loftiest experts in your learning network, learners might enroll only to drop after the first two weeks. Research indicates that the failed attrition rate for undergraduate courses in the US ranges between 20 – 50% (Frankola, 2001).

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Emerging Technologies in e-Learning

Learning Visions

Self-direct learning experience == a standard course prepared and available on a web site. Learning objects: standard small chunks put together and done in a rapid e-learning experience. Doesnt change the basic model of an expert/teacher delivering to a group of learners. People dont learn in chunks.

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Top Posts from August - Augmented Reality - Social Learning

eLearning Learning Posts

This as reported by Fox and Bailenson (2009). Top 10 Resources on Instructional Design: Basics and More - Designed for Learning , August 3, 2010 I recently read a blog post by Janet Clarey highlighting the need to go back to the basics. It’s a good question for people involved in learning and development. So we should know.