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BRAVE NEW ORG MAY 6, 2012  The edX, Udacity and Coursera Showdown You're reading fresh content from Dan Pontefract at Brave New Org: The higher education online learning gloves are now officially off. Let’s first recap the dizzying pace of change, announcements and launches that have occurred since the Fall of 2011 between Udacity, Coursera, MITx and the latest free-learning darling, edX. December 19 - MITx is announced . So what is going on? Money. | KAPP NOTES MAY 6, 2012 Gamification Blog Book Tour, Week Four Stops and Week Two Recap The Gamification of Learning and Instruction blog book tour has been a lot of fun, with interesting comments and exciting dialogues and some in-person stops. Here are the stops for week four and a recap of week three. Week Four: May 7: Mike Qaissaunee Frequently Asked Q. May 8: Larry Hiner drlarryhiner. May 9: Catherine Lombardozzi Learning Journal. May 10: Brent Schlenker Elearning Development. May 11: Zaid Ali Alsagoff Zaid Learn. Recap of Week Three. During the week, there was a review of the book published at Learning Solutions Magazine. You can read the review here. We then skipped a stop. | ELEARNING DEVELOPMENT NEWS MAY 6, 2012 Tracking is not Learning SCORM and the LMS are the Achilles Heel of training. Tracking data has become synonymous with measurement. This week I got an email from a vendor promoting the tracking capabilities of the product. It made realize how often tracking data is used to misrepresent training success. Many people think that metrics pulled out of an LMS indicate the success of training programs. They see tracking metrics as “performance measurement” Tracking is not measurement and is no indication that learning took place, or that learning will transfer to job performance. eLearning LMS Training | LEARNING JOURNAL MAY 6, 2012 What do we need to curate? In my last post , I commented on recent discussions on the topic of curation. observed that my Learning Environment Design framework is in some ways a vision for curating learning resources in order to support complex learning needs in organizations. But But I had another motive for reading Steven Rosenbaum’s book, Curation Nation. need for curation. They find themselves overwhelmed with information and work demands, and just keeping up with email and project deadlines in the corporate world can be daunting. Curating learning for learning professionals. What do you think? | | | | | | | |
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LEARNING VISIONS | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012  Learning to Fly
A few weeks ago, after an Easter candy sugar fueled meltdown, my six year old daughter learned how to ride a bike without training wheels. In about 20 minutes. Here’s how it went down: “Hey, let’s take off those training wheels and see what happens…” “Really, mom? OK…” I held onto the back of her back a couple of times and then just let go. She was off. few weeks later, she’s zipping up and down our street like an old pro, a face full of wild exuberance. It’s good to be a kid. Some thoughts from her experience: She started at the beginning and went through the paces. And how did you learn it? MORE >> -
BRAVE NEW ORG | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012  The edX, Udacity and Coursera Showdown
The higher education online learning gloves are now officially off. Let’s first recap the dizzying pace of change, announcements and launches that have occurred since the Fall of 2011 between Udacity, Coursera, MITx and the latest free-learning darling, edX. October 10 – Official launch of Introduction to AI ( origin of Udacity ) as well as Introduction to Databases and Machine Learning ( origin of Coursera ). December 19 - MITx is announced . January 1 – Charles West Ventures invests $5m into Udacity (or is it Know Labs?). So what is going on? Money. How so? Princeton? Highly MORE >> -
 Gamification Blog Book Tour, Week Four Stops and Week Two Recap
The Gamification of Learning and Instruction blog book tour has been a lot of fun, with interesting comments and exciting dialogues and some in-person stops. Here are the stops for week four and a recap of week three. Week Four: May 7: Mike Qaissaunee Frequently Asked Q May 8: Larry Hiner drlarryhiner May 9: Catherine Lombardozzi Learning Journal May 10: Brent Schlenker Elearning Development May 11: Zaid Ali Alsagoff Zaid Learn Recap of Week Three During the week, there was a review of the book published at Learning Solutions Magazine. You can read the review here. The meeting was a lot of fun. MORE >> -
WEELEARNING | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 Bristol (and the West)’s Got Talent
I’ve been thinking a lot about what weeLearning is and I’d like to tell you how I see it. weeLearning is an attempt to recreate our favourite bit about conferences and seminars. The bit where you head down the pub afterwards … Read more › events get involved history introductions MORE >> -
LATITUDE LEARNING BLOG | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 LMS Blog: How do I adjust sizing and presentation of my e-Learning.
Organizations that deploy& internally authored e-Learning content on Latitude Learning LMS can access& and edit course shell configuration information& to further enhance the presentation of their MORE >>
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- The college in perpetual Beta LEARNING AND WORKING ON THE WEB | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
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- Blowout Quarter at LinkedIn: Now the Talent Acquisition Machine (+Slideshare) LEARNING ON THE LEADING EDGE | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
- Steps reunion LEARNING WITH E'S | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
- Blowout Quarter at LinkedIn: Now the Talent Acquisition Machine (+Slideshare) LEARNING ON THE LEADING EDGE | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
- eLearning Cyclops: The Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center ELEARNING CYCLOPS | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
- Gamification Blog Book Tour, Week Four Stops and Week Two Recap KAPP NOTES | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
- Blowout Quarter at LinkedIn: Now the Talent Acquisition Machine (+Slideshare) LEARNING ON THE LEADING EDGE | SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
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