Clark Quinn

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Integrating Meta-learning

Clark Quinn

We can integrate them by hand, and individually assess them, but how do we address them in a technology-enabled world? Remember the old educational computer games that said ‘develops problem solving skills’? If they’re important, how do we incorporate them into systems, and track them? That was misleading.

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An integrating design?

Clark Quinn

I also think we still mistakenly think about performance support as separate from formal learning, but we don’t have a good way to integrate them. I’m not convinced that either really looks at the total integration (and willing to be wrong). ADDIE designs courses. So, what say you?

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Activities for Integrating Learning

Clark Quinn

I’ve been working on a learning design that integrates developing social media skills with developing specific competencies, aligned with real work. It’s an interesting integration, and I drafted a pedagogy that I believe accomplishes the task. It draws heavily on the notion of activity -based learning.

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Performer-focused Integration

Clark Quinn

We also agreed that breaking down those silos and integrating performance support, documentation, learning, eCommunity, and more was increasingly necessary. Yas talked about the powerful systems that folks are using to develop and manage content. And we all agreed that, going forward, this was a problem.

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Process and Product

Clark Quinn

To me, it’s the elegant integration of learning science with engagement. I’ve been running a workshop with my partner, Upside Learning , on the ‘missing bits’ That is, the fine tuning that takes what you normally do in ID and fills in the extra steps that will successfully provide the integration.

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DnD n LnD

Clark Quinn

This wasn’t just gratuitous fun, however, but was explicitly run to connect to Learning & Development folks (LnD). Organized by the Training, Learning, and Development Community (a competitor to LDA ? I believe learning should be the elegant integration of learning science with engagement.)

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L&D Language is Limiting?

Clark Quinn

Even when you do specific formal interventions, they should be seen as integral, not isolated in an ivory tower. Similarly, I’ve sounded off on the problems of Training & Development, or Learning & Development. What we want are people performing optimally, and continually developing.