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The Myth of Best Practices: Update

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In 2009 I wrote a post, "The Myth of Best Practices" , that described problems with both context and fidelity. Here''s a great example of what usually happens when "best practices" are transferred from one setting to another:'

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State of E-Learning 2009

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Elearn Magazine asked me for 500 words on my views about the current state and future of e-learning. The piece begins: "As the news about the economy grows ever bleaker, organizations are finally forced to take a hard look at travel and other expenses associated with traditional classroom training.

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Sacred Training Cows

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I am just home from Training 2009 where, among other things, I offered sessions on "Better than Bullet Points" and "Instructional Design for the Real World". With both these topics I always manage to tip a few sacred cows.

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2009 Top Ten Tools for Learning Professionals

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Each year Jane Hart of the UK's Centre for Learning and Perfomance Technologies invites practitioners to submit their "Top 10 Tools for Learning Professionals". Here's mine; be sure to check out the lists others have submitted. It completes me.

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Snagit: What's In My Tray?

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I found an interesting continuum of behaviors associated with online friendships, dated 2009, and before using it in my presentation wanted to see if others felt it was as accurate/current as I. The numbers correspond to some detail about each, below: 1. A tweet I used in a recent keynote presentation.

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