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Good examples beat theorising any day

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Now not only is this a really great talk on a really interesting subject (see Donald Clark's posting on the book - his recommendation is READ this NOW), but it's also a near perfect example of how to use PowerPoint. As if we needed reminding, a great example beats any amount of theorising.

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Why I'm reading more mags than ever

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In the case of my Sound-on-Sound magazine, you can listen to mixing and mastering samples. You can carry around all the current month’s magazines with you wherever you go, plus (depending on how much memory you have) quite a collection of back copies.

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Knackered

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" Apparently, "59% of its sample are either considering leaving or actively looking for a new job—and more than 85% of those who are not in the job market are staying only because that market is so dismal.

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Four steps to successful content curation

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Let’s return to our example. In our pharmaceutical example, you decide to focus on the most relevant content and provide brief synopses for every item of content you intend to share. You’ll need to make lots of connections so that you get to see every piece of content that is likely to be relevant. How can you better add value?

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There are three vowels in 'learning' (and 'i' comes last)

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elaboration , in the form of examples and analogies? Teaching ‘comprehensively’ starts with the examples we provide. Give plenty of examples. So, add an example: 'You can hold a conversation while going for a run with a friend. activities that allow learning points to be put into practice, explored and consolidated?

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Learning has composition too

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My learning experience, watching this video, included (1) theory, (2) examples and non-examples, and (3) demonstration. Which made me think that learning experiences require composition too; in other words, the right balance between contrasting elements. What it lacked was (4) practice and (5) reflection/discussion.

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Oppia - just like the good old days

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I''ve had a look at several examples of Oppia dialogues and, to be honest, they are still pretty primitive. We then need some great examples to inspire writers and designers to leave behind the multi-choice question and start to really relate to their students. Here''s Google''s explainer: There''s also a useful review at TechCrunch.