Sumeet Moghe, 2009. Today is Teacher's Day -- as a coach, trainer and learning professional I feel really proud every day this year. This is a career I'm deeply passionate about and each time I think of it, I strongly feel that I wouldn't have traded this for anything else! In the recent past, Patricia Carlin has taken charge of ThoughtWorks Bangalore and her evangelist leadership where she's actually spending time training consultants, strongly reinforces my belief in the mantra of Leaders as Teachers. More on that later! Today's post however is about one of my pet-peeves. MORE >>

Sumeet Moghe, 2009. In recent months I've met over 50 elearning practitioners and evaluated at least 6 elearning firms. My inspiration for this series of posts has been what I've learnt about their style of learning design and how approaches we've tried internally at ThoughtWorks compare as a stark contrast. In today's post I want to outline the current state of elearning content development in the industry. Understanding the pains of this current state will help us explore the virtues of Agile Thinking in future posts. The need for a change So without further ado, lets get going. MORE >>

Today was my second day at DevLearn 2009 and I must say its been a great investment this far. Sumeet Moghe, 2009. If not for anything else, its been a great opportunity to meet a lot of great learning professionals not just from the United States, but from all across the world. The ideas and thoughts that we've shared will be of great value to my work back in Bangalore, India. Today I sat through the workshop by Ruth Clark on the topic of "Scenario Based Learning" and I thought I could do a quick report on some things I learnt from the experience. What did I learn? MORE >>

Sumeet Moghe, 2009. A few months back, Harold Jarche wrote a very interesting article about sense making with Personal Knowledge Management (PKM). Harold suggested a model that he uses to manage his personal knowledge and stay on top of his social media intake. strongly suggest that you also look through the webinar he did on PKM at the LearnTrends conference. think the article is a great reference for anyone that claims to be getting overwhelmed by the volume of information out there on the web. The First Step - Collection I like to keep my collection mechanism automated. MORE >>

Sumeet Moghe, 2009. Over the last two DevLearn conferences, the big buzz has been around Mobile Learning. While the thinking around this was far more mature this time around, a lot of the initial conversations still seemed to be around porting existing elearning courses onto mobile devices. Of course, the presence of pioneers such as Neil Lasher , Judy Brown , Ellen Wagner and others has helped clear the air around mobile learning a bit. think at the recent conference, it was pretty clear that mobile learning isn't exactly 'elearning on the move'. Don't know how to create a podcast? MORE >>