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Training at scale

E-Learning Provocateur

Regardless, in my experience it applies to the scaling of training across organisations, and I was honoured to discuss it with Michelle Ockers on her podcast. Or is it one of those mysterious “old Chinese proverbs”…?

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Reflections of a mooc unvirgin

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An announcement board kept us up to date, the discussion forums were easy to find, and the final assessment was explained clearly from Day 1. Through the discussions in the course, participation in the social media groups, and comments on my blog posts, I connected with some incredibly smart people from all over the world.

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They’re not like us

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We share knowledge on Twitter, contribute to discussions on LinkedIn, read books, write blogs, comment on blogs, subscribe to industry magazines, share links to online articles, watch videos, and participate in MOOCs. This is a point that I fear many of our peers fail to grasp. You see, we love learning. but apparently it works.

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10 hot tips for moocers

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Participate actively in the discussion forum. I found it helpful to use the discussion forum to post preliminary drafts of my ideas, refine them, then blog them. Concentrate your discussion activity on only one or two threads each week. Prioritise the core videos and readings. The other stuff is a bonus if you get around to it.

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Face time

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We have asynchronous tools such as online discussion forums, synchronous tools such as instant messaging, and semi-synchronous tools such as Twitter. By all means, continue to facilitate asynchronous discussions – they’re incredibly important. Much more so than if either of us were studying alone.

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Transformers

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Posting the video clip to the enterprise social network seeds a discussion, by which anyone and everyone can share their experiences and insights, and thus learn from one another. Next, I suggest we go social.

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Is the pedagogy of MOOCs flawed?

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Her counter argument was that the pedagogical devices that I cited – readings, online discussion forums, social media groups and local meetups – are the same learning and teaching functionalities available in any LMS. She took umbrage to my assertion that MOOCs are pedagogically richer than “regular” online courses.

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