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Blogging is no longer what it was

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An article in The Economist of November 6th entitled " Oh, grow up ", highlighted the way that blogging has entered the mainstream and explored the positive and negative implications of this. Early adopters like to be starting trends, not following them. Probably not the case with edublogging, but there are times!

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Should all learning professionals be blogging?

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Learning Circuits asks the question, should all learning professionals be blogging? Most learning professionals have never heard of blogs and, even if they have, they do not understand the concept, let alone their relevance as a learning tool. Finally, how many learning professionals will start blogging for themselves?

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The Big Question: What tools should we learn?

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This month’s Big Question on the ASTD Learning Circuits Blog asks what software tools, as learning and development professionals, we should set out to learn. The tools that most l&d professionals have to use on a daily basis are your bog standard Office applications and a web browser. No, of course not.

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Shepherd accused of sensationalist claptrap

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When I started blogging, I saw it primarily as an activity for personal reflection, a way of clarifying and externalising my thoughts. And when you start blogging that's pretty well all you can do, because it takes time to attract readers. As a result, I came to the conclusion in 2009 that blogging is journalism , pure and simple.

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The Big Question: how to assess informal learning

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The Big Question on the ASTD Learning Circuits Blog is long enough to fill a post all by itself: How do you assess whether your informal learning, social learning, continuous learning, performance support initiatives have the desired impact or achieve the desired results? As for me, I just don’t get it.

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Bridging the e-learning skills gap

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Online resources Networks and resources, blogs Networking with others in my area of expertise Networks - learning from others Blogs Self motivation, blogs, discussion forums Screencasts YouTube Networks Events Short courses Webinars Webinars Networking and self-learning Feedback from learners Mini videos By encountering plenty of 'how not to do it' (..)

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Online authoring tools not so novel

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My prediction was that in 2008 we'd see more online rapid e-learning authoring environments come onto the market and the reason I claimed that this prediction was on target was because of the announcements by established authoring tool vendors of two very promising new online products, Unison from Rapid Intake and RapideL-i.