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The Social Learning Revolution in eLearning

TalentLMS

The boom in social media and the round-the-clock need to connect in communities is doing wonders for the eLearning industry. Social learning is an age-old learning and teaching strategy, backed by many cognitive scientists. Leveraging social learning with the eLearning content is the new norm of eLearning courses.

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Collaboration - Knowledge Management - Expert - Hot List

Tony Karrer

- Clive on Learning , May 29, 2009 Capture Examples - eLearning Technology , May 29, 2009 Mistakes made in Academic Blogs - Don't Waste Your Time , June 3, 2009 Time Spent - The Learning Circuits Blog , June 1, 2009 Presentation: Camtasia in eLearning - Don't Waste Your Time , June 4, 2009 Does Deliberative Practice Lead to Quick Proficiency?

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12 features of supporting social collaboration in the workplace

Jane Hart

Want to find out more, then in October we are running the Social media for professional development workshop at the Social Learning Centre. 3 – helping people work and learn effectively in this networked era (and within a social business), by developing their own Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) skills.

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Retaining Your Company’s Knowledge through eLearning

TalentLMS

Knowledge within your organization, generated through eLearning is not ready to be consumed or utilized as an organizational asset (knowledge capital) until it is formally managed. Think: Knowledge + Management = Knowledge Management. Remember, eLearning is another tool to create more knowledge.

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Blended Learning For Better Results

Actio Learning

Over time, new technologies and approaches have expanded the definition to include instruction (classroom, e-learning, etc.), and methods of collaboration (social, communities of practice , etc.). In his view, blended learning ". sources of information ( resource repositories , job aids, etc.), WhatFix, etc.)

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eLearning Learning - Best of May

Tony Karrer

Tony Bates , May 8, 2009 Learning 2.0 Business Casual , May 16, 2009 Audio in eLearning: Cultural Differences? Browse eLearning Content

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Summarizing Learn for Yourself

Jay Cross

It’s learning to know versus learning to be. Most of what we learn, we learn by interacting with others. Sharing is an act of learning and can be considered your responsibility for the greater social learning contract.