Clark Quinn

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Help with breaking up

Clark Quinn

As a consequence, I’ve done some scouring and pondering, and here’re some thoughts and my request for help with breaking up. A term which made sense is ‘ curriculum mapping ‘ Which works for K12, but the advice I found wasn’t helpful in this instance. I’m asking for help with breaking up.

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A request for help

Clark Quinn

I’m asking that whether through comments on this blog post, by twitter ( @quinnovator ), or email or phone , you provide input on any or all of the following questions for me (as Quinnovation ): What services does and should Quinnovation (that is, me) offer?

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Service Providers - How Do You Find Good Ones

Clark Quinn

Within a few hours of each other, I received two requests for referral to service providers. One request was for eLearning development providers from fairly large 5,000+ employees based in the US. Likely they would want to have a provider who is fairly local, but not sure about it. That would be MUCH appreciated!

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Where are we going most wrong?

Clark Quinn

Which would you most want to have help in addressing? And it might be another that’s where you most would like help. Another possibility is that we’re not providing the right support. We’re not providing useful models and examples instead of a content dump with what’s to hand. Making it meaningful?

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One may not be enough

Clark Quinn

She recognized that even good design (what her first book did, eloquently) might not help learning stick, and looked at other barriers, such as managers extinguishing the learning. What she did, however, is provide a rich suite of potential barriers, along with solutions, and suggest that you may need to address more than one.

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Accreditation?

Clark Quinn

In the former case, we have a legal responsibility to provide guidance. In the latter case, we provide the best guidance, but of course the organization isn’t obliged to comply. A small offering of a particular course might benefit from an independent advisory board, which provides some oversight.

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Give us the right info!

Clark Quinn

Which were ‘provide information’ and then a listing of content! Sure, we’ll ask these questions through the mechanisms they provide, and it shows we know what we’re talking about. It’ll help us lift our game as an industry, collectively, if orgs start to give us the right info to make good proposals.

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