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Saturday, November 15, 2008
Elliott Masie was kind enough to invite me to do a keynote interview with him at his Learning 2008 conference. Here is our 23 minute jam on Technology Adoption and Hype:
more about " Masie Keynote Video ", posted with vodpod
Here is the video his team posted a few days ago.
It was a blast doing this.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Also, the game is available to all thanks to the Masie foundation. So go out on the Masie site to check it out.
Two great take aways from Elliott’s conversations with Barak Obama:
1) 1) Nintendo spends more on research than the US does on Education….spend
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Thursday, December 1, 2005
I was interested to read in Donald Clark's review of Learning 2005 that Elliott had decreed that there should be no PowerPoint at the show. I can certainly sympathise with Elliott's intentions here - after all, we have all had to sit through far too many mind-numbing slides full of endless bullet points. However,
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
I attended a very good session at the Masie Conference where folks from HP, Intel, Accenture, to name just a few, discussed the issues around applying virtual worlds in the corporate context.
One of the big issues that seems to be coming out is that corporate decision makers want EVIDENCE that Immersive Learning Experiences are more efficient and effective than traditional learning approaches.
However, one of the issues we consistently run up against is that in order to measure “apples to apples” on the efficiency outcome variable (i.e.
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Monday, October 27, 2008
This morning I had the pleasure of doing a keynote session with Elliott Masie. Finally, being the king of last minute, I just signed into the social networking site that the Masie folks have provided and found it to be very user friendly. True to form we agreed to just riff…and that we did.. I
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
This was my first Masie event, but I absolutely loved the up close and personal interview style that Elliott had with all of the keynotes, and impromptu supporting cast of characters. Tags: Leveraging Learning explorations #L2009 Learning 2009 masi Also check out Beth's Learning2009 posts at Explorations
Twitter: #L2009, @jonll, @bethchm
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Scattershot notes from Second City
One One of the techniques I use to have students experience dialogue is to have two students build a sentence one word at a time going back and forth. That way they need to pay attention to what the other person is saying and build upon it thus establishing what David Baum would call flow.
Second City communications just did
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Monday, December 21, 2009
Despite the fact that I could not make it down to Orlando, Elliott Masie was kind enough to beam me in to have our traditional yearly chat about disruptive technologies and their impact on learning.
Tags: Uncategorized kapp Learning in 3D masie Second Lif In this short interaction we get into a fun discussion about my upcoming book (with Karl Kapp ) called Learning in 3D: Bringing a New Dimension to Enterprise Learning and Collaboration.
If you want a sneak preview of the book you can get a taste for it by clicking on the google preview here .
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Friday, May 23, 2008
LearningTown is a new Ning network started by Elliott Masie, noted training expert. For more on Elliott Masie, please click this link This network is dedicated to learning, and has many members and groups that are eLearning-oriented. Please take a look around, and if interested, sign up! Once signed up, you are encouraged to join
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Elliott Masie and his organization recently conducted a survey on "social learning." 34; As he defines it, social learning is "the utilization of social networks and social technology for specific organizational learning outcomes." 34; That definition is important, because as I point out in my presentations on Blending Web 2.0
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