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Effective virtual facilitation

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Provide them with any documents they will need beforehand. Tags: virtual classes e-learning instructional design. Book the time out in their calendar, and let them know that they will be receiving an email to provide them with the access details. And isn’t that what adult learning is all about?

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5 papers every learning professional should read

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I say “gratitude” because it was one of the pre-reads for last night’s Sydney eLearning and Instructional Design Meetup. International Journal of Instructional Technology and Distance Learning , 2(1), pp. Connectivism: A Learning Theory for the Digital Age.

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How to revamp your learning model

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A wiki can contain – or point to – all manner of media, such as text, graphics, documents and multimedia. Then there are formal training events like courses and workshops that are important and require documentation, and some people want their informal learning (eg reading a book) recorded too.

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Informal first

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It is well documented that the vast majority of learning in the workplace is informal. According to extensive research undertaken by the Center for Creative Leadership: • 70% of learning occurs “on the job” • 20% of learning occurs by interacting with other people.

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Informal first

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It is well documented that the vast majority of learning in the workplace is informal. According to extensive research undertaken by the Center for Creative Leadership: • 70% of learning occurs “on the job” • 20% of learning occurs through feedback from others.

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Theory-informed design tips

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In my previous article , I proposed a Taxonomy of Learning Theories to organise a few of the myriad of theories into some semblance of order, and to assist instructional designers in using theory to inform their work. This perspective adopts a “black box&# approach to instructional design: • Link paired concepts.

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