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What Makes a MOOC a MOOC?

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Most organizations (hopefully) have accepted that learning is crucial to their strategy for growth and performance, and if done right, has a direct impact on the bottom line. This is what will differentiate a MOOC from any old course running on an LMS. a comprehensive change management strategy, 2.

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Is it important to know instructional design to create SCORM compliant courses?

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The set of questions below were raised by a friend that triggered of the post that follows: If SCORM is a technical specification, does it interest, content providers, Instruction Designers, Project Managers ? Content providers will quickly see how SCORM helps implement reusable learning objects.

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Integrating Social Learning in the Workplace

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This post focuses on the challenges organizations face when attempting to integrate social learning and synthesizes some of the key concerns. Social learning is much more a cultural outcome than a process or a program to be followed. However, social learning neither has a completion criteria nor can it be enforced.

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Harvard ManageMentor: Some thoughts in response.

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How well and how will the different learning needs--both individual and group and formal as well as informal--be addressed? How effectively will it bridge the gap between an LMS and a collaboration platform? Can it retain the best of both? Most importantly, and this is a very valid point raised by Paul, how will it foster motivation.

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MOOCs in Workplace Learning – Part 1: Some Points to Consider

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This will provide the employees with an opportunity to acquire skills and knowledge in their areas of interest beyond the purview of their current roles thus equipping them with new skills, a critical aspect of professional development. The premise of traditional e-learning was fixed courses disseminated via an LMS.