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The online learning idea book

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I've been dipping on and off into Patti Shank's new book The Online Learning Idea Book , which claims to contain '95 proven ways to enhance technology-based and blended learning'. A nice variant is to have the group provide their own summary of the individual responses. What's more, it's available free here.

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Digital Learning Content: A Designer's Guide

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This week sees the release of my new book, Digital Learning Content: A Designer's Guide. The book is for anyone with an interest in helping others to learn. The book provides you with fundamental principles that you can apply to any content creation activity as well as practical information relating to specific content types.

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Adding the human touch to digital learning content

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In an ideal world, we would probably provide personalised support for every learner, but this gets more and more unrealistic as online learning groups get larger. One way we can all do that is through the content that we provide to learners – the videos, the podcasts, the self-study materials and the job aids.

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2014 is The Year of the Blend

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At Learning Technologies 2014 in London this week I provided a first taster of my More Than Blended Learning project, which will comprise a book, case study videos, tools, interactive scenarios and possibly some form of course.

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Tips for blends 7: Keep a balance between the synchronous and asynchronous

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You can consume the contents of books, DVDs and iPods – or their online equivalents – whenever you want; you have similar flexibility when you communicate using email, forums, SMS and social networks. Synchronous experiences, whether face-to-face, online or on the telephone, enrich a blend and provide it with momentum.

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PIAF - I need you

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Input: Providing the formal element which hopefully will inspire the learner and act as a catalyst for changes in behaviour and on-going skills development. Application: Providing opportunities for the learner to test out new ideas and skills in the work environment.

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Eating an elephant

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Both of us are bloggers as well as authors of books. But a book is a different prospect. Interestingly, elephants themselves provide the answer to this conundrum. The best way that I've found to write a book one mouthful at a time is by conceiving of it as a part work, each edition being issued as a blog posting.