Clark Quinn

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Some new elearning companies ;)

Clark Quinn

Their approach in their custom development is quiet and classy. MicroBrain: this company has developed a system that makes it easy to take your existing courses and chunk them up into little bits. Any relation between the companies portrayed and real entities is purely coincidental. Most importantly, it’s mobile!

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Org Development and Social Media

Clark Quinn

That’s when I looked into organizational development (OD; as our associate, Jon Husband has champions with his wirearchy work). I’m wondering if I’m missing a huge swath of work in leveraging technology to facilitate organizational development. However, that seems largely to be about databases.

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Projects That Didn’t Fly

Clark Quinn

These include a mobile app a company could point to. We made a connection to two folks with a small company that taught about communicating to the press. Then, at the end of the 90’s, I was asked to lead a team developing an adaptive learning system. They wanted to develop once and populate a variety of business products.

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L&D Language is Limiting?

Clark Quinn

So, Serena Gonsalves-Fersch heads talent for SoftwareONE, a global company. Similarly, I’ve sounded off on the problems of Training & Development, or Learning & Development. What we want are people performing optimally, and continually developing. Training and learning are means to an end.

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2022 ITA Jay Cross Memorial Award: Céline Shillinger

Clark Quinn

She says that, “If you cannot find a community of practice for your professional development, then create one.” ” Céline has said that companies must cultivate their rebels in order to remain relevant to their workers, while staying competitive in their arenas. Céline understands the power of community.

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Doing Gamification Wrong

Clark Quinn

Yes, there are times it makes sense, like tarting up rote memory development, but it’s under-considered and over-used.) They do mention a successful instance, where Google got 100% compliance on travel expenses, but that’s very different than company engagement. However, I think gamification is overused. Again, wrongly.

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Make it Meaningful: Tips ‘n’ Tricks

Clark Quinn

The alignment between Csikszentmihalyi’s Flow and Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development lets us know that there’re two extremes: ‘so difficult as to be frustrating’ and ‘so easy as to be boring’. The challenge to actually achieving the goal is important as well. This is what leads to learning and engagement.

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