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IDIOT MARCH 9, 2011 “I’m not an idiot!” – A Letter from an Agonized Adult Learner I’m an adult, literate, and a professional. manage my finances, my investments, wealth and health with equal ease. manage my family, team, career, and social needs effortlessly. see no reason why I cannot manage my learning and training sessions. But my training managers tend to think otherwise. Here’s what my training managers think of my ability to learn: I cannot spot Next and Back buttons. | I CAME, I SAW, I LEARNED MARCH 9, 2011 Adobe Captivate: Pre-Edit Your Text Captions by Kevin Siegel. When you record a Captivate demonstration or simulation, one of the coolest things that Captivate can do for you is automatically create the text captions. All you need to do to enjoy this feature is select Add Text Captions for any of the recording modes prior to recording. By default, Captivate does not add the end of sentence punctuation to the text captions. Exit Captivate. | JAY CROSS MARCH 9, 2011 Working Smarter Top 20 Hot List Working Smarter Daily has been aggregating articles from my favorite sources for a month now. These are the top twenty articles from our sources, selected by social signals: Why Are Easy Decisions So Hard? Jonah Lehrer , March 2, 2011. It is the structure of social networks that shapes influence… and the structure is changing - Ross Dawson , February 5, 2011. Ross Dawson , February 21, 2011. | MOODLE JOURNAL MARCH 9, 2011 New eLearning Projects Approved Well I am pleased to say that the eLearning project proposals have all been approved. We are currently in the process of generating an instance of Open Simulator for one and the iPad’s will be arriving soon for the other. One late request was from myself for the acquisition by the college of a licence for Wimba Create. For those of you out there who remember courseGenie, Create is the new incarnation. This is in fact all part of our phased Moodle rollout, detail below. am already producing some training notes from the trial version that I have installed. | | | | | | | | | -
TWITTERPATED WITH LEARNING | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2011 But I’d Never Say That! Choices for Conversation-Based Decisions in Scenarios I’m currently working on a course designed to support sales representatives during the launch of a new product by allowing them to practice pitching, demonstrating, and fielding questions. created a basic prototype of the course already, and now I’m working with a team to polish the content, particularly the users’ interactions with potential clients during the pitch. ve developed a number of decision-based scenarios that include conversation and deciding on the right wording for the user options has sometimes been tricky. Ask Mr. Jones if he ever wishes his house were cleaner. ’”). MORE >> -
MINDFLASH | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2011 Infographic: How To Recruit Top Talent Through Social Media Social media may not be the be-all, end-all when it comes to finding the ideal employees to work for your business. But when used properly, it can save time and money when you’re on the hunt. So, if your company hasn’t tapped into this valuable resource yet, it’s time to get moving. Here’s our latest infographic, which describes which tactics work best — and why. > More infographics on the Mindflash blog. > Sign up for a free 30-day trial of Mindflash. Click Image To Enlarge). Online Training Hiring recruiting social media MORE >> -
LEARNING WITH E'S | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2011 2020 Curriculum When I talk to teachers about the school curriculum, whether primary or secondary, guess what they want to discuss the most? Correct - assessment. When I crowdsourced for material for this series of blog posts on #learning2020 , a lot of the comments I received back were about assessment. It's no surprise that Teachers hate it (marking is time consuming and not particularly useful, given the effort involved) just as much as children hate it (threatening, stressful, not very helpful for their learning). Just about the only people who love assessment are the government and the organisations who. MORE >> -
Emergent Value Tweet A certain amount of hierarchy is necessary to get work done. Networks route around hierarchy. Networks enable work to be done collaboratively, especially when that work is complex and there are no simple answers, best practices or case studies to fall back on. This is where real business value lies – complex work. The above image, by Verna Allee , shows the relationship between hierarchies and networks in various domains. While most organizations need to deal with all of these domains, each takes different control methods and communications platforms. Complex complexity Work MORE >> -
EFRONT | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2011 e-Learning Programs' Support Services to Learners The most e-Learning developers focuses on instructional design, curriculum design, project management, etc. However, how do we support our learners before, during, and after an e-Learning course, program, and (or) certificate? Some of you might think what is the purpose of not focusing only in the creation and development of an e-Learning course. The answer is simple. By focusing on the support services before the the e-Learning course begin you will attract and prepare the learners. By focusing on the support services during the e-Learning course you will enhance learning. We Said It.) MORE >>
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