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Clark Quinn

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Tech Thoughts

Clark Quinn

On the flip side, owing to the unusually heavy rain (for California), first our internet went out, and then the power. , and then I could paste into Google Translate (another amazing feat) and it recognized it as Dutch and translated it into English. Fortunately both were working by the next morning.

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Experts and Explanations

Clark Quinn

There’s evidence of this, for one from the results of research by the Cognitive Technology group at the University of Southern California showing experts can’t access about 70% of what they do! It’s also the case that we lose access to that compiled away expertise.

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Making it Meaningful

Clark Quinn

Yet my example had already got her thinking, and she started talking about different people being familiar with an earthquake (here in California). However, she mentioned that someone else was taking that bit, and her real topic was different types of disasters. In the midwest it could be tornados or floods.

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Curriculum or pedagogy?

Clark Quinn

And this is in California! For example, I worked on a project that was trying to develop some K12 curricula online, to provide support for learners in HS that might not have sufficiently capable learners. The project had started with advanced learners, but recognized that wasn’t the only gap.

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Learning Tools and Uni Change

Clark Quinn

We compile information away, and research from the Cognitive Technology Group at the University of Southern California has estimated that 70% of what experts do isn’t available. For one, experts largely don’t have access to what they do, consciously, owing to the nature of our cognitive architecture.

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Accreditation and Compliance Craziness

Clark Quinn

The root of the problem is that SMEs don’t have access to around 70% of what they do, as research at the University of Southern California’s Cognitive Technology group has documented. However, what we currently see is that, basically, the body says you have to take what the Subject Matter Expert (SME) says as the gospel.

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Revolution in Workplace Learning

Clark Quinn

in Computer Science from the University of South California. A expert on using technology to improve human performance, he is a sought-after presenter on eLearning 2.0 and it's implications on workplace learning. He is author of the award-winning eLearning Technology blog. Dr. Karrer earned both his M.S. and his Ph.D.