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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Masie went on record to talk about the ’ e’ in e-learning standing for experience, extended and expanded learning and Marc Rosenberg’s excellent book on e-learning in 2001 provided clear guidelines for changing the way that organisations learn for competitive advantage. Those against ( led by Dr Marc Rosenberg) highlighted that e-learning today was woefully short with poor quality content, death by powerpoint and lack of market penetration indicating that we have a long way to go. A bit of history 10 years ago, almost to the day, every staff member of the company I worked for was called to a special meeting to hear about a significant new event in the world of online learning. Together with my colleagues around the globe, I was interested to hear what was going to be unveiled.
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
An e-Journal of Learning Innovation ISSN 1448-2673 Think piece: Defining the ‘e’ in e-learning In this think piece, Elliott Masie, who co-invented the term ‘e-learning’, argues the need to change the ‘e’s definition from ‘electronic’ to ‘excellent’. In doing so, he explores how both teachers and learners require new skill sets, roles and adaptations. Elliott Masie Elliott Masie is an internationally recognized futurist, analyst and researcher in the areas of workforce learning, business
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
First, Elliott Masie's column titled "Time to Step Up: Learning's Role During Layoffs," covered a topic I'd never really put much thought towards: What are the roles of the learning department during layoffs? 34; where he provides a good starter list, one that could be handy if you ever need to defend why time and resources should be spent on sound instructional design (rather than simply pumping out PowerPoint slides and calling it e-Learning, for instance).
It’s time for another edition of the Learning and Development Roundup! (See See also volumes
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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. However, I wonder whether PowerPoint is really the guilty party here. Now might be a good place to introduce today's story, extracted from Above and Beyond's award-winning Ten Ways to Avoid Death by PowerPoint (I know, I wrote it - but what's wrong with just a little bit of self-promotion every 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
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Google Docs or Zoho Tool that accurately converts my PowerPoint to Flash (including animations)? Word >PDF>PowerPoint)? The Flash version weighs ironically more than the actual PowerPoint (Did a test!). powerpoint-to-flash
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Saturday, September 6, 2008
Easy to access and replicate by others!): LEARNING 2.0 Educating the Net Generation Learning Spaces Theory and Practice of Online Learning Open Educational Resources Handbooks: One , Two , Three The Insiders Guide To Becoming a Rapid E-Learning Pro Top 100 Tools for Learning MASIE’s Free eContent! FREE eBooks from The eLearning Guild e-LearningGurus 5-Minute Summaries ICT in Schools: A Handbook for Teachers E-Learning Concepts and Techniques Coming of Age: An Introduction to the New WWW Knowing Knowledge Moodle E-Learning Course Development
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
An e-Journal of Learning Innovation ISSN 1448-2673 Think piece: Defining the ‘e’ in e-learning In this think piece, Elliott Masie, who co-invented the term ‘e-learning’, argues the need to change the ‘e’s definition from ‘electronic’ to ‘excellent’. In doing so, he explores how both teachers and learners require new skill sets, roles and adaptations. Elliott Masie Elliott Masie is an internationally recognized futurist, analyst and researcher in the areas of workforce learning, business
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Monday, February 13, 2006
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July 09, 2008
The Voice of the Learner: How Employees Learn in 2008
The MASIE Centers Learning CONSORTIUM has completed a six-month study of 6,100 employees in companies around the world, focusing on how learners perceive their own learning methods. mostly variations of PowerPoint conversion tools and
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Monday, October 23, 2006
How many times have I told someone that emailing around a PowerPoint slide deck to the sales people doesn't constitute training. As an example, take a look at Masie's recent piece . But several people mentioned in the blog world that they liked Masie's piece. I received a comment from Jesse Ezell that brings up an issue that I've been grappling with and I would love to get some input (comments) from everyone who reads this blog. Jesse saw a post where I pointed to slides from a recent presentation and he commented: A PPT slide deck is a horrible way to convey anything
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Through their presentations at conferences, Allison Rossett, Elliott Masie, Gloria Gery, and scores of other awesome teachers have shaped the thinking of the greater learning and development community of practice. More Death by PowerPoint
preparation for my conversation on PowerPoint is Tyranny midday Wednesday, I took an impromptu survey on what makes for a conference When I signed up for Spaces for Interaction: An Online Conversation about Improving the Traditional Conference , I didn’t appreciate how timely the topic would become.
Conferences have traditionally
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Monday, November 26, 2007
Hmm, got a lot to learn here!!!! Learning Trends Elliott Masie's Learning Trends blog is my favourite corporate learning blog. If you aren't already subscribing to his Learning Trends, perhaps it is time! The Rapid eLearning Blog When you think about improving your rapid e-Learning, instructional design, PowerPoint or graphic creation skills, Tom Kuhlmann's Rapid eLearning blog provides you with a lot of great advice, tips, examples and short-cuts (One word = Amazing!). Top Eight E-learning Blogs (Jeff Cobb) 8 Top Elearning Blogs You Don’t Want to Miss The 19 Best Elearning Blogs WHAT?
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Friday, April 17, 2009
34; At LearningTown, Elliott Masie asks another provocative question , and thus far has gotten 60 responses from L&D leaders and practitioners. Re-use existing content, such as creating e-learning via PowerPoint conversion. (65%) And see also my recent blog posting on Elliott Masie's recent industry "Barometer" survey .
— Thomas Stone ( Tom_Stone@elementk.com )
Industry There are many great sources of information in the Learning and Development industry, from several high-quality magazines, to dozens of outstanding blogs (see my RSS overview posting ), and now the steady stream of links, ideas, and conversations from industry experts and practitioners on Twitter (see my posting about Twitter and the L&D industry ).
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Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Listening to Eliot Masie correctly telling me (through an audio feed) that memory sticks will allow all sorts of things that no one could have imagined made me realize why I seriously doubt that any of what he describes will ever make an impact on learning. It changed things much more than we think (PowerPoint did as well, but in a totally different - and I would say regressive - direction). Six months or so of focusing on a real (rather than a virtual) theme -- in this case, intercultural communication -- led me far away from the specific "culture of e-learning� shared by the participants of this blog, although my intercultural work inevitably involves online deployment.
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