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Thursday, March 6, 2008
10/28/08) Lisa Neal Gualtieri, Editor-in-Chief, eLearn Magazine
By Lisa Neal, Editor-in-Chief, eLearn Magazine
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Times Times have changed, and negative views of "offshoring" have gradually evolved into realistic assessments of the value of international
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Friday, May 15, 2009
Tags: irish institute of training and development palystation generation iitd digital native T and D magazine irelan We now live in a multiplex world of many voices and ideas, mediated by the internet. At the forefront in using digital technology is the e-learning industry.
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Thursday, March 6, 2008
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
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Friday, January 8, 2010
Four members of Internet Time Alliance submitted their thoughts to eLearn Magazine’s 2010 Predictions .
Wave Crests
Google Google Wave is already set to become a very popular tool this year, and I think it represents the way that tools are going to evolve in the near future, that is that the social functionality found in standalone tools is going to merge and become amalgamated into more integrated “learning” tools. Also I think (and hope) we will see learning systems moving away from managing or controlling users and instead providing open learning environments
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Monday, February 11, 2008
In particular, I say that since I've begun to shift my scanning behavior to blogs (scanning is how you stay up-to-speed on a topic) - my rapid fire skimming of blogs via a Skim Dive Skim approach has meant that magazines have mostly become pretty irrelevant to me. I will bring copies of magazines on a plane to flip through, but rarely do I read articles in any great depth. Rick Nigol posted and reminded me of a post by Donald Clark - Training magaZZZZZZZZZZines . Both are lamenting about the fact that picking up any publication tends to cover roughly the same ground over
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
You can see a longer list of predictions I made for 2008 at 2008 Predictions, Remembrance and Challenges Also, there was a little more pressure than usual this year as Stephen Downes evaluated last years predictions in an interesting blog posting Last Year's eLearn Magazine Predictions. Lisa Neal has compiled her annual list of expert predication's. You can see the entire list of predication's-- Predictions for 2008 .
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Sunday, April 29, 2007
Communities of Practice: Addressing Workforce Trends Through New Learning Models Some good quotes from the article above: "Organizations would be well-advised to shift budgets and resources from formal learning settings to informal situations where the majority of learning actually takes place." "Organizations need to recognize that to attract and retain millennials, they have to eliminate hierarchy and corporate bottlenecks, open up internal communications, and provide ongoing training and development opportunities." "While email and collaboration have become the norm in most offices,
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