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Sunday, February 6, 2005
This blog is an example of a free tool available to trainers. It's offered by [link] and comes with editing tools, templates, and free hosting. There's even an option for allowing others to post to your blog if you wish. can move it to my own server, too, if I like, but want you to see the free hosting option
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Tuesday, October 4, 2005
An Observation I've been hearing a lot lately about ". learning from our mistakes". Natural disasters. Personal mishaps. Problems at work. Issues at home. keep hearing "We learn from our mistakes." So I wondered if there is a new approach to learning we might call "Mistake-Based Learning". Most training programs barely reach the "I Know" level.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2005
As I work with organizations in developing e-learning, I am increasingly aware of dead elephants in the room, large reference points that we have to avoid because we can't wrap our minds around them. Here are some: When you talk about development time, the context is downloadable flash based mini-games. Wikipedia outgrew the Encylopedia Britannica.
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Thursday, December 1, 2005
I was interested to read in Donald Clark's review of Learning 2005 that Elliott had decreed that there should be no PowerPoint at the show. can certainly sympathise with Elliott's intentions here - after all, we have all had to sit through far too many mind-numbing slides full of endless bullet points. Who's fault is this? So minimalist, so.
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Wednesday, June 15, 2005
Hey everyone. One of our readers has a question for the community. have a question for you. am looking for some examples of wikis and blogs used in classes (corporate, higher ed or even K-12 ) or in professional publications or newsletters or the like that are being used when learning, delivering training or developing training. as well.
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Friday, March 11, 2005
Traditional training/learning Training 2005. Best you might've missed A slightly shorter list this week, but maybe that's best. Trying to find the best balance between too many and too few! Emergent learning Bioteaming: A Manifesto For Networked Business Teams. Virtual, networked business teams gradually emerge as the wave of the future."
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Saturday, February 26, 2005
I'll be in New Orleans next week presenting at VNU Learning's Training 2005 Conference and Expo. If you're attending please find me and say hello. Also: for those who can't attend, 2 dozen sessions will be broadcast live via WebEx; these sessions will also be recorded and will be available for a year. Check the vnu site for details.
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Wednesday, December 28, 2005
thought that it would be most in the spirit of LCB to ask our readers to share what you feel 2005 was about in our world. What was significant about 2005 in the learning and elearning world. During December and January, many blogs and websites publish their reviews of the year that has passed. Some publish the "best of" and "worst of."
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Tuesday, November 8, 2005
Here are some interesting quotes I picked up at Learning 2005 (sorry, cant remember who said everything.many are from participants of various concurrent sessions). What lessons from Learning 2005 will impact our business, particularly our Certificate in eLearning Management ? Firstly, the Masie folks get it. 5 - 8) for Learning 2006.
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Wednesday, January 26, 2005
LMS price benchmarking. This helpful information appeared in a recent Dispatch from Brandon Hall. You can subscribe to their newsletter here. LMS PRICES: HIGHS, LOWS, AND AVERAGES. The different in pricing between different learning management systems is staggering. Number of Learners /Low High. 500 learners/ $8,980 - $234,150.
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