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Thursday, October 9, 2008
I also wrote elearning 101 which provides an overview of e-learning
adult learning and the foundation of human learning (theory, practice) If you like print books, one good one is Human Learning by Jeanne Ellis Ormrod.
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Thursday, March 6, 2008
Good tips and activities for synchronous training too. Browse or buy on Amazon here . My new favorite blogger - Brent Schlenker Posted by Kevin Kruse at 12:55:24 PM Brent is an e-learning guru over at Intel and a prophet for Learning2.0 (eg, Wikis) stuff. I met him at the eLearning DevCon conference... officially when during my keynote I asked if anyone was blogging in real time and he was the only one who was. He’s been blogging for a year already but his blog is "new" to me.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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What do you notice in there? The paragraph keeps mentioning the title “instructor.” I don’t know about you, but when I think of blended learning I think of combining ILT with a job aid with some online training with a podcast - or something like that.
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Saturday, June 20, 2009
Thinking e-learning is only __________. e-Learning is a breadth of training approaches. It is not just asynchronous online courses. e-Learning is also synchronous courses, blended learning, informal or social learning, etc. And within these there are many, many types of delivery mediums and approaches...A post on e-Learning Guild’s group on LinkedIn asked, “In What Ways Do Organizations Get eLearning Wrong?
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Thursday, March 6, 2008
It represents a shift in the profession. It takes time and effort to be successful at blended learning.
Designing Games for E-Learning: A Framework
By Purnima Valiathan and Puja Anand
While everyone understands the concept of games, we see different interpretations when used in a learning context.... This month we take a look at free ROI calculators.
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
It represents a shift in the profession. It takes time and effort to be successful at blended learning.
Designing Games for E-Learning: A Framework
By Purnima Valiathan and Puja Anand
While everyone understands the concept of games, we see different interpretations when used in a learning context.... This month we take a look at free ROI calculators.
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Blended learning can integrate informal learning methods; it can also act as a bridge to true informal learning; well beyond the scope of the formalised training course, in that area of our lives where real work gets done. The partnership of blended and informal learning has to have a name, and so I’m going to call it Blended Learning 2.0. Groans all round, I know, but it has to be done.
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Friday, August 8, 2008
Back in June, I posted about the Three Tiers in the Content Pyramid , a model I borrowed from Nick Shackleton-Jones of the BBC. The pyramid shows how high-end e-content can integrate with rapid content and user-generated content within an overall strategy working from both the bottom up and the top down: At the eLearning Network 's July Showcase, a presentation I attended by Nicola Foster of Information Transfer , made me question whether the boundaries between the three tiers of the pyramid are all that distinct....
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Friday, February 24, 2006
It represents a shift in the profession. It takes time and effort to be successful at blended learning.
Designing Games for E-Learning: A Framework
By Purnima Valiathan and Puja Anand
While everyone understands the concept of games, we see different interpretations when used in a learning context.... This month we take a look at free ROI calculators.
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Monday, October 8, 2007
Try this trick at any training expo: (1) approach any booth that advertises expertise in blended learning, (2) tear off the sticker that contains the words 'blended learning', and (3) find the word 'e-learning' underneath.... It implies that all of the elements in a blend should be formal in nature, when great blends can act as a bridge to informal learning.
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