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LEARNING TECHNOLOGY LEARNING
MARCH 14, 2012
Discussion activity templates
The key point is that the asynchronicity allows for reflection and considered articulation of your thoughts (something I've reflected on in Asynchronous = Time and space learning , The difference between asynchronous and synchronous learning activities and The learning cycle and the power of asynchronous learning activities ). In addition, regular engagement in text-based learning activities have a really positive effect on developing a learner's written articulation skills. It helps educators new to e-learning visualise how such activities could work.
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DONT WASTE YOUR TIME
AUGUST 7, 2009
Online Induction: Icebreaker Activities
properly organised activity should get the students thinking about the task, not the tool! So, Induction & Icebreaker activities. Of course this is by no means an exhaustive list, and I'm happy to hear your activities, so please post below. Try to keep all your activities using tools already available to the students in the VLE or PLN you use, don't ask them to go off and register for something new; they may be scared enough already using the VLE that is new to them, anything else may be one step too far! So, what can you do to make them feel included and valued?
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THE PEFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT BLOG
APRIL 13, 2012
Active and Passive Learning in Organizations
Another approach is to make the learner an active creator of knowledge and skills. Internal job aids  (to support use of systems, processes and activities). Although “active” methods might be implied by some of the items on Hart's list, I think “active” ways of learning should be made more explicit in our organizations.
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AARON SILVERS
FEBRUARY 23, 2011
Fundamental Design of Learning Activities
Design Thinking offers a set of tools to make sense of “wicked problems” and mysteries, and in this post I attempt to narrate my ideational journey in making sense of learning by digital means, the concept that I call learning experiences, and a notional (but far from complete) model for learning activities designed for individuals to experience. What Are Activities? Combat-Readiness.
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ELEARNING BROTHERS
JUNE 3, 2010
eLearning Activities and Interactions
Visit our other sites: eLearning Activities , eLearning Games , Articulate Skins. Everyone is always looking for ways to make their eLearning more interactive. There are many ways to do this. Here are just a few: 1. Interactions. There are many times when you have various concepts or “chunks&# of information on a page. You could break it into multiple pages or divide it into sections.
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LEARNING WITH E'S
JANUARY 2, 2011
Disruptive activism
But just what is disruptive activism? So what is disruptive activism? Along with Leigh Graves Wolf, I am hosting a hack conference session on the subject and will try to outline the philosophy behind the movement, and discuss how and why disruptive activism is necessary in education today. digital photography Apple iPad killer application activism Kodak disruptive technology
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