Jay Cross

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14 Articles on MOOCs

Jay Cross

Massive Open Online Courses Views & Research – The Conversation. great article collection. Participant support on massive open online courses | Kop | The International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning. International Review of Research on Open and Distance Learning (IRRODL), 12(7). McAuley, A.,

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Best articles on working smarter

Jay Cross

How governments research and communicate about the future - Ross Dawson , November 7, 2011. Key social learning resources: Part 11 #sociallearning - Jane Hart , November 21, 2011. Race Against the Machine - Irving Wladawsky-Berger , November 12, 2011. A new social contract for creative work - Harold Jarche , November 13, 2011.

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My new gig(s)

Jay Cross

Neuroscience researchers have discovered that we feel first and think later. On my birthday, July 5, I shifted the focus of my research from informal learning & working smarter to assessing the impact of employee well-being on performance and how to help workers lead more fulfilling, satisfying lives.

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Impact, a new journal on workplace eLearning

Jay Cross

The inaugural issue of Impact, the Journal of Applied Research in Workplace E-learning just appeared on the web. I’ve read a little over half of the 14 articles. Two articles on literature searches puzzled me. Here’s the rub: both articles were looking in the wrong places. Jay’s learning research page.

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Pssst: The Emperor Has No Clothes

Jay Cross

Jonah Lehrer has written some great articles lately on the believability of science and credibility of knowledge. He cites the remarkable recent work of the epidemiologist John Ioaniddis, who has presented evidence that “ most published research findings are false.&#. This article led me to the Big Think site.

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Is 70:20:10 valid?

Jay Cross

An academic tells me the 70:20:10 numbers are without basis because six PhD students who combed the past 50 years of peer-reviewed articles couldn’t find any empirical research to back them up. These variations don’t mean that 70:20:10 and 100 ° aren’t useful. I think he is using the wrong yardstick.

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Automagically discover best content every day

Jay Cross

In a buzz session at DevLearn this year, I described how Working Smarter Daily uses social signals to choose and display a fresh selection of relevant articles every morning. It’s also a dynamite research tool; you can search articles by topic, author, and/or timeframe. What’s Under the Hood.