Learning Visions

NOVEMBER 30, 2011

She explains theory in easy-to-understand terms, provides lots of examples and real world situations to help you see how you can apply the principles she's talking about to your elearning programs. I'm buying this for my design team and will recommend this to clients as an essential book for their learning design libraries.

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Design Theory Voice Brain 181

Learning Visions

MAY 24, 2011

The experience is vivid and authentic – full of worked examples , with opps to think about and DO something. “So people learn best with worked examples, repeated practice on stretch tasks Greatness emerges from positive deviance! Example of sales training in pharma: Find the lesson or message you want them to know. It’s scary.

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Instructional Design Social Networks Theory Learning Theory 184

Learning Visions

OCTOBER 7, 2015

Putting them into this context makes it more real… American Red Cross example – Advanced Child Care (a course on babysitting) – all scenario based. Pretty slick example. Nick shares an example created by Koreen Pagano when she was at Tandem Learning – a fictitious person who had a FB page, etc. Break things up and tag them.

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Tools Flash to HTML5 Conversion Google Picture 100

Learning Visions

JANUARY 15, 2015

With Tin Can, we talk about an Activity Provider and an LRS (Learning Record Store). A Tin Can Statement = Noun.Verb.Object (and some other stuff) Examples: "Andy read employee handbook." Real-world examples Example: Pandora ( the bracelet company) They wanted to improve sales of a new product through training.

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Learning Visions

MAY 9, 2010

In case you missed this, the eLearning Guild has recently released the 2010 Salary and Compensation Report (United States) by Temple Smolen, culled from data provided by eLearning Guild members. The average salary of a person who lives in the United States and works in e-Learning is $79,252.” 25) Well then.

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Report eLearning Guild eLearning Photo 180

Learning Visions

SEPTEMBER 7, 2011

Make more examples available of experiential elearning. Look at examples of problem-based learning and case-based learning. Are you providing value or are you a servant to this experience? We need to redefine our roles in organizations from converting infomration in a course to becoming performance consultants.

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Compliance Training eLearning Consultant Corporate eLearning eLearning Strategy 210

Learning Visions

NOVEMBER 3, 2011

many authoring systems don’t support design – they provide formatting options. Need to provide meaningful consequences. Can you show me an active demo, a detailed sim, or provide an opportunity to directly observe the desired performance? Often it’s skipped altogether. Or it’s perceived that analysis is already done by SMEs.

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Analysis DevLearn Compliance Training Instructional Design 188

Learning Visions

FEBRUARY 3, 2011

Analytics Part 2: Ann Farmer How successful communications work – ambiguity and encoding… @ Google everyone and everybody contributes to the intranet… On Twitter, hashtags provide context. Example – organize FAQs for the performance management guide Problem: sorting through long lists of FAQs.

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FAQ Write Blog ASTD Social Media 200

Learning Visions

APRIL 9, 2010

Can provide ways for students to connect with each other. Tools like Elluminate can provide connection through voice and immediacy. Example: Blogging as place to review articles and post your own reflections. Can be dry, but there are fun ways to do this. Should students be able to opt out of some of these exercises?

Cognitive 154

Cognitive Classroom Social Virtual Classroom 154

Learning Visions

JANUARY 25, 2012

Provide resources for informal learning. Add meaningful learning to the training – solve real-world problems, case studies and worked examples. They have their own rich schemas and you’re just messing with it. So remove redundant info, guidance and prompts for experts.

Cognitive 187

Cognitive Case Study Learning Objects Server 187

Learning Visions

NOVEMBER 2, 2011

So that… Example: “As a learner, I want my elearning courses to have open navigation so I can freely move through the course.” + as a sme + as a manager… Collect these requirements from the different personas. .” – pause and reflect within your scrum team. I would like to have heard more about applying this to specific elearning projects.

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Agile DevLearn Project Management 157

Learning Visions

NOVEMBER 4, 2009

They've included rating scales and subjective tales of their experiences, sometimes along with links to examples. Michael Hanley provides a great resource to the eLearning community with his ongoing review of open source tools. We're adding new reviews all the time, so let me know if there's a tool you'd like us to check out.

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Brandon Hall Authoring Udutu Tools 100

Learning Visions

FEBRUARY 2, 2011

Information is ever-changing When you apply social tools to information, it makes it more useful Quora as an example of information with social Everybody becomes a producer of content (people make Facebook useful by posting pictures, text, links, etc. People filter it, they provide good information.

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ASTD Open Jive Privacy 212

Learning Visions

JANUARY 13, 2016

The plan for Beam is to sell $20 a month dental insurance to people who use their brushes – so he’s monetizing the data flow that provides insight on risks… Teleportation – the desire to move effortlessly. Building classifiers – the ability to see things in photos by feeding the algorithm examples. The fantasy of beam me up Scotty.

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Open Camera PENS Photo 100

Learning Visions

OCTOBER 30, 2009

eLearning Art provides royalty free stock photos, images, and other assets to help you create some cool stuff in your own authoring tools. Check out the eLearning Art website and view this one minute youtube video to see an example. (I So then do you go do a custom photo shoot? Maybe you have the time or the budget. But usually not.

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Photo Photography Stock eLearning 100

Learning Visions

JANUARY 19, 2009

Blog link not provided to protect the innocent]. Kens scaffolding is a great example. As a simplistic example, if I had to cut corners, Id probably cut those for high-end graphics in order to build richer examples, rather than skimping on examples so as to have production-value graphics. 7:28 PM Janet Clarey said.

Instructional Design 100

Instructional Design Instructional Instruction Design 100

Learning Visions

NOVEMBER 11, 2010

Convert the course Provide a structure for the course. The Usual Suspects Have a situation (some context),…interviewing or surveying some choices – see Tom’s blog for examples. How do I do that better without being a graphic designer?) make it interactive” (how do I make my courses more learner-centric?)

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PPT Voice Articulate Simulations 140

Learning Visions

MAY 21, 2013

A paradigmatic example: How do we leverage a worldwide ecosystem as our learning environment? How do we become the architects of the institutions that we want these kids to be part of – to provide fluidity and scale (without inertia or mass). We have moved from an era of equilibrium to a word of dis-equilibrium – disruption every year.

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Learning Visions

JUNE 27, 2007

Provides some real examples of how business-folk are using FB; compares Facebook (emotional attachment) to LinkedIn (static resume). Wednesday, June 27, 2007 Facebook for the Enterprise Im still mucking around in Facebook, trying to get it. Found this article, via Alec Saunders : Facebook for the Enterprise = Facebook.

Social Networks 100

Social Networks Facebook Enterprise Instructional Design 100

Learning Visions

AUGUST 29, 2007

Great examples of m-learning (55%) How to integrate m-learning with LMS (60%) -- included in the report as a Case Study. Showed some screen shots of examples. iPod examples Business English in Japan Report includes examples and case studies. Could you provide reference charts available for reference out in the field?

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Mobile Learning Report Mobile eLearning Guild 100

Learning Visions

MAY 9, 2007

Use multiple representations to provide the learner with multiple ways of accessing the information: visual or auditory. From the CFT vantage, multiple representations is not about providing the same information in a different format (the learning styles approach), but rather presenting different perspectives on that information.

Cognitive 100

Cognitive Theory Case Study Rapid eLearning 100

Learning Visions

JULY 2, 2007

The Gin System provides you with (among other things): Secure login Calendar of events Phone & Email lists Email group s ("public" f0r all members; or private for designated members only) Questions: Allows for easy posting of questions. Heres some examples of whos on Gin: A national non-profit organization. Have you heard of it?

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Social Networks System Wiki Facebook 100

Learning Visions

MARCH 3, 2008

Admittedly, I never had the pleasure or displeasure of sampling her menus, so I cant say if this method worked for her, but Ive found it works for me in the kitchen. There are a hell of a lot of interactions in that system, but its essentially closed and purposeful, unlike, say, "using a word processor" or "providing tech support."

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Instructional Design Instructional Instruction Design 100

Learning Visions

DECEMBER 20, 2007

Instead, provide some meaningful and memorable experiences using interactivity, graphics, animation, and storytelling. Michael showed us an example of the "drama" approach you cited, Cammy, and it was extremely effective. Do you have an example of the "challenge" idea you could post? Pretty radical, isnt it?

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Learning Objects Learning Objectives Authoring Tools Instructional Design 150

Learning Visions

MAY 20, 2009

Clearly says something about the state of the fragmented eLearning market -- mostly small shops providing services or companies doing it in-house using all of the aforementioned tools. For my company, eLearning opportunities are a way to enhance the products and services we already provide to customers. No service companies.

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Brandon Hall Corporate eLearning eLearning Consultant Moodle 100

Learning Visions

JANUARY 28, 2010

Pay attention to the results iterate for effect Demonstrate and callibrate progress through metrics Pursue new markers and correlations for the insight they provide Example of using technology in a more traditional education environment (teaching kids how to spell better, improve vocabulary). Turn scoreboards on so all can see.

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ASTD Metrics Simulations Google Docs 133

Learning Visions

SEPTEMBER 12, 2007

Lots of practical ideas and examples for turning basic teaching points into learning games -- from casual games to teach facts and concepts, to detailed simulations that teach procedures and problem solving. For example a Gamer 1.0 (Hey, I can only stray so far from my linear, conforming roots!) For Gamer 2.0

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Games Wiki IM IMS 100

Learning Visions

FEBRUARY 8, 2008

There are great tools with a short learning curve (for example, Adobe Captivate and Articulate Presenter) and tools with a longer learning curve that are really excellent (for example, Lectora, and Flashform). SMEs using rapid eLearning tools)? Clive Shepherd thinks so.

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Instructional Design eLearning Consultant Consulting Blended Learning 100

Learning Visions

MARCH 22, 2007

I suppose these types of games may actually add to the learning experience by providing repetition of learning points, but to call these games immersive or addictive? Learning designers will have to get a lot more creative in order to take these kinds of games to the next level.perhaps Patrick Dunn can provide us with some pointers on that.

Simulations 100

Simulations eLearning Guild Moodle Instructional Design 100

Learning Visions

OCTOBER 30, 2009

eLearning Art provides royalty free stock photos, images, and other assets to help you create some cool stuff in your own authoring tools. Check out the eLearning Art website and view this one minute youtube video to see an example. (I So then do you go do a custom photo shoot? Maybe you have the time or the budget. But usually not.

Photo 100

Photo Corporate eLearning eLearning Strategy Moodle 100

Learning Visions

MARCH 14, 2008

Online courses provide ample opportunities to creatively and repeatedly introduce learners to concepts through the subtle, yet effective, use of graphics and/or audio. Your example is great. Thalmeiers research, I try to present concepts repeatedly at different times and in a variety of ways. 8:34 AM Cammy Bean said.

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Learning Visions

MAY 6, 2009

I still get questions sometimes but they are usually more about what its like, can i give an example, etc. Now, I say that I write training manuals for companies, and then I quickly mention the different delivery methods for training (as examples). So I simply say I develop eLearning or training. 6:23 AM Janet Clarey said.

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Instructional Design Instructional Instruction Authoring Tools 218

Learning Visions

MAY 22, 2007

This session will provide big picture of trends in the industry. Provide support for SME online, resources, rapid e-learning chunks. Example: On-Demand architecture create content in smaller chunks leverage it across delivery formats chats, PDF, etc. 72% of training content is used informally.

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Compliance Training Blended Learning Adobe Wiki 100

Learning Visions

APRIL 26, 2007

The Chico State rubric provides a way to assess the quality of the program; essentially a checklist to evaluate your program. A rubric is a statement describing the quality of the learning outcome, or rather a way to evaluate the effectives of the teaching experience and the students comprehension or mastery.

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Instructional Instruction eLearning Guild Online 100

Learning Visions

MARCH 19, 2014

He''s been talking about subscription learning--moving away from single learning events to provide experiences that ensure better retention and on the job application. Example: low volume hospital has more cancer deaths in surgery - the more we do things, the better we get). Will at Work Learning. The more we repeat, the better.

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Compliance Training SimWriter NexLearn Simulations 203

Learning Visions

MAY 16, 2007

A great example: I will not learn as well if you give me page after page of text with zillions of details. And variety/multiple representations works on a whole lotta levels (repetition, providing more examples to support knowledge transfer, interest). They bore me to tears. 1:32 PM Cammy Bean said.

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Learning Styles Authoring Tools PENS IM 100

Learning Visions

DECEMBER 4, 2007

But they will never provide all the copies of, say, “The Wealth of Nations&# and the early responses it provoked. and diigo for example. The databases include multiple copies of some titles. Photo Credit: Books by algiamil on stock.exchng Posted by Cammy Bean at 12:34 PM Labels: books , reading 5comments: Michele said.

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