Clark Quinn

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Misconceptions?

Clark Quinn

Concepts like immersive learning, workflow learning, and Learning Experience Platforms (LXPs) are some that are touted without clarity. Perhaps, like with myths, it’s just persistent messaging and ongoing education. At this point, I’m open to suggestions. The post Misconceptions?

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Training Method Trends

Clark Quinn

LMS - Learning Management Systems - are growing at one of the fastest rates of any of the established methods. I'm not surprised, but I'm sure there continues to be pain ( Learning Management Systems (LMS) Gotchas , Tracking Without an LMS , LMS Dissatisfaction on the Rise , Do You WANT an LMS?

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User-generated curriculum & competencies?

Clark Quinn

In addition to some great thoughts on my presentation for the Innovations in eLearning Symposium, and my workshop at the mLearn Conference, I thought about LMS and social media. In this way, a community would co-create it’s learning paths in a dynamic interchange between the goals and tasks.

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2015 Reflections

Clark Quinn

The fact that a Learning Management System is not a strategy still doesn’t seem to have penetrated. And so we’re similarly seeing that other business units are taking on the needs for performance support, social media, and ongoing learning. I’m thinking we’re going to go further.

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Starting Authoring Tool

Clark Quinn

I received a question: I am an educator in Arizona about to graduate with my Masters in Instructional Design. I wish to apply my experience designing courses for online learning; however I've searched and don't know where to begin to actually learn how to use the LMS and course design software available.

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Slow Learning – #change11

Clark Quinn

That is, having the tools to hand, including job aids, people, and skill development, but in a more systemic way. Would it look like an LMS over here, training away over there, job aids scattered across portals, and social networks hierarchically structured or completely banned? American Educator , Winter. Learning at Large.

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