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BOZARTHZONE MARCH 3, 2012  What Does Learning Look Like? This. 3 Birds, One Stone Bird 1: I do lots of workshops on using social media for learning, and I struggle to help participants see the possibilities of using images rather than text-based approaches in their work. Thanks to email and discussion boards, we tend to fall into "comment here, post there, respond to that" kinds of interactions. Fabulous answer to a fabulous question. | JAY CROSS MARCH 3, 2012 February’s Top 50 Posts on Working Smarter Best of Working Smarter Daily. February 1-29, 2012. Working smarter draws upon ideas from design thinking, network optimization, brain science, user experience design, learning theory, organizational development, social business, technology, collaboration, web 2.0 patterns, social psychology, value network analysis, anthropology, complexity theory, and more. Working smarter embraces the spirit of agile software, action learning, social networks, and parallel developments in many disciplines. Here’s how we choose the crème de la crème for your enjoyment. In Memoriam: Tim M. Just Jay | ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS MARCH 3, 2012 2012 Visual Thinking & Literacy Conference In just a few weeks (March 17, 2012), the Visual Thinking & Literacy Conference takes place in Waterford, MI. Based on what some colleagues have told me about this organization’s previous events, I would definitely check it out if you’re in the area. From their website: The 2012 Visual Thinking Conference is for anyone focused on visual approaches to thinking and communication. Extra props to the organizers for including a pre- and post-conference happy hour. HT: Koreen Olbrish. Design conferences | LEARNING AND WORKING ON THE WEB MARCH 3, 2012  Distributed research needs collaborative researchers Tweet “What Sanofi is doing is reducing its own internal research capacity,” he said. The days when we locked all of our scientists up in a building and put them on a nice tree-lined campus are done. We will do less of our own research. We’re not going to get out of research. ” It seems Sanofi is moving to a more networked way of doing business. Narration of Work. Distribution of Power. | | | | | | | |
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Today I read Jane Bozarth 's post on " What Does Learning Look Like? This " and it gave me a new appreciation to something I love to do and is in fact one of the statements I make why I have this blog. I strive to learn one new thing each day.". As Jane's post points out, how many of us really notice when and how we are learning. It happens constantly, yet we often don't recognize those moments nor do we share our findings with others. If I really think about what I have learned already today, the list is kind of interesting considering I've only been up for 3 hours. drawing is fun. MORE >> -
JAY CROSS | SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 2012  The Back Channel and the Rule of Threes
It’s a law of nature. There are always three things. Trust me on this. Think of an event — a workshop, a class, a meeting, or a presentation. Something always comes before and there’s always an aftermath. All too often, we neglect the Beginning and Next phases. This limits our thinking to the event and blinds us to the larger process. Here are the three phases of the Up To All of Us workshop I attended in Sedona last week: Beginning. Before the event, we talked for months and got to know one another on a Google Group. We have invited you here to do just that. Middle. Just Ja MORE >> -
MOODLE JOURNAL | SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 2012  Moodle 2.0 Making the Leap at RSC
In common with a lot of colleges, universities and institutes running Moodle 1.x, we are now beginning to consider the way forward for migration to Moodle 2, not least because it seems support for Moodle 1.x will cease this coming summer. To this end I was more then enthusiastic to get myself along the an RSC event in London ‘Moodle-2.0 Making the Leap’ the choice of title I was informed influenced in some part by the 29th February, I didn’t see that connection I must admit. Assuming you are running it very much out of the box and so with little by way of customisation and integrated apps. MORE >> -
GEORGE SIEMENS | SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 2012 Connected Learning: What have they done with Alec, Will, Vicki?
If I was Alec Couros, Will Richardson, Vicki Davis, Steve Hargadon, or any of the thousands of K-12 educators that have been pushing for networked/connected learning for years (in Will’s case, more than a decade), I’d be fairly irritated to have been written out of the vision of connected learning that is now emerging from DML. don’t see any mention of the folks that have been pushing for open, social, networked, and collaborative pedagogical models on the site’s connected learning principles. Alec Couros, as an example, did his dissertation on the topic. MORE >> -
E-LEARNING ACADEMY | SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 2012 Free E-Learning Podcast 22: Future Trends in Learning Management Systems
Podcast 22 is the third of a series of three podcasts about Learning Management Systems (LMS). This podcast explores some of the isues associated with many existing corporate Learning Management Systems, and what future LMS might look like if providers choose to adopt the mobility and personalisation associated with today’s web-enabled social media platforms. Why [.]. Learning Tutorial Learning Management Systems Podcast Strategy Video MORE >>
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