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Insight: Learner journeys need to become seamless

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Although you should really read what the report has to say on this topic, the gist is that employees want easy access to information that is relevant to their job responsibilities. In many cases their goal is not learning, in the strict sense that new connections will be made in the brain, just access to information for the here and now.

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Learning, learners and logistics

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For some time now I have settled on a simple three stage approach for gathering the information I need in order to come up with a design for learning. I checked this out on Google and could come up with no obvious online reference to this method in short or long form, but I'm sure there's someone reading this who can pinpoint the source.

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Insights: E-learning design is changing

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Often what people really want is not e-learning at all By contrast, this change is revolutionary and driven by the very different experience that we have when we access information online on a day-to-day basis. If you want to know about, say, photography - one of my current interests - the first thing you do is go to Google and YouTube.

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Making the case for content curation

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When, at the end of a course, the instructor handed out a reading list, web links or information about further courses, they were acting as curator – just like in a museum, where the curator selects from the wide range of exhibits in the museum's collection and organises these to make a fulfilling experience for the museum's visitors.

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E-learning ain't what it used to be

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This highly flexible approach has worked so brilliantly that now more than three billion people around the world navigate information in this way with ease. People want to access learning materials in the same flexible ways in which they access all other online information.

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E-learning ain't what it used to be

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This highly flexible approach has worked so brilliantly that now more than three billion people around the world navigate information in this way with ease. People want to access learning materials in the same flexible ways in which they access all other online information.

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The vision: 4. Learning and development that is flexible

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They expect it because they have grown accustomed to finding whatever information they need at the click of a mouse from Google, YouTube and Wikipedia. Adults expect to have control over what they learn, when and where and will increasingly demand it.