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Connectivism and the modern learner

E-Learning Provocateur

The point for the learner is whether you can recognise the underlying pattern. Rather than continually feeding learners static information, we need to support their evolution in becoming their own personal knowledge managers. These days we have many excellent tools to do just that, and the modern learner is using them.

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A slight misnomer

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Sure, instructional design and solution development remain critical skills, but arguably more important is ensuring the solution meets the needs of the learner in the first place. Yes, such a person designs learning experiences; but the point is that by looking through the lens of UX, they position the learner as the user.

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Great and small

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That makes heutagogy a subset of andragogy, but whereas the latter will have us lead the learners by pitching problems to them, hosting Socratic discussions with them and perhaps curating content for them, the former is more about providing them with the tools and capabilities that enable them to lead their own learning journeys.

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Supercharge your digital training

E-Learning Provocateur

Similar problems with learner engagement beset other forms of digital training too; whether it’s the famously low completions rates of MOOCs, or the constant chasing up of laggards who are yet to complete their compliance modules.

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Transformers

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minute video clip in which he breaks the news that “you are not your users” This short but sweet piece of content piques the curiosity of the learner, while introducing the concept of Empathize in the d.school’s 5-stage model. We’re all in this together. Next, I suggest we go social. There is no try.

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Space invaders

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It’s worth noting the rather unhelpfully labelled spaced learning is a specific approach to spaced retrieval whereby the first presentation is followed by a 10-minute interval during which the learner undertakes a distractor activity (e.g.

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The next normal

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Classes where students need hands-on practice or classes where close interaction with a mentor or a tutor was absolutely necessary for the learners to successfully complete a task. L&D professionals need to consider – more than ever before – the restrictions some learners may face. ” Ryan Tracey (Australia).