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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Performance before Competence – Good video games operate by a principle just the reverse of most training modules: performance before competence (Cazden, 1981). Performance before Competence: Assistance to Chidl Discourse in the Zone of Proximal Development." Good video games capture players through identify.
 
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Safari builds this in, while Firefox can support it using a plug-in. When I was considering the design of such sites, I found that usability pundits advocate making mobile-only sites because mobile users are in a hurry; they’re on the go and want to perform one specific task and then finish. Almost all major platforms have emulators.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
How does it perform? The questions about ease of use and performance are of high importance. Conversation, direction, instruction, debriefing, comparing and giving pause for reflection are other examples of the “sharing” that I see well-supportable in live virtual classrooms. What can I do with it? Engaging. It needs no debate.
 

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While still important, a more critical role to support the convergence of learning assets and workflows requires consideration of robust EPSS technology to play a pivotal role in the very near future. With the rapid shift to informal learning, the LMS is being dethroned as the center of the learning systems universe.
The goal of learning in the workplace is performance–individual and organizational.  If we’ve learned nothing else in recent years, we’ve learned that improving performance through learning is more effective the more it is integrated with real work.  Build a performance support system.
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definitely want to include Performance Support as part of the discussion. In a post on my CTO Blog , I talked about Match Performance Support ,the performance support that goes along with many matching solutions such as in eHarmony. tools designed to support learning? But these will be getting better.
So I figure I'm in need of some performance support. At last - I return. To many of you I may have appeared to have taken a previous post on sleep and memory a little too literally. On that note, I
I think it’s important to note that accessing performance support and learning are not the same thing. Don’t get me wrong… I think the ways that we can provide performance support in the internet age are phenomenal.  But most employees can’t live by performance support alone. 
Great post by Jay Cross that uses the history of performance support to set up the need for what Jay calls Learnscapes. Jay tells us: Performance support is blossoming in organizations today under the label of Web 2.0. really gets you performance support. This is an interesting take.
For almost a decade I've been building a model of how learning works to prompt performance. You can use this model for two purposes: As a visual metaphor for how learning works to drive on-the-job performance and results. Download Learning-Performance_Diagram_v2.pdf. Each iteration gets better (in my unbiased opinion).
Increasing Organizational Value Via Performance Support Bob and I have had the privilege of meeting and working with thousands of remarkable people genuinely devoted to our training profession. They work long and hard helping people in their organizations develop and maintain the skills they need to do their work.
Reading a post on Performance Support from my co-blogger and colleague triggered of the following response: Read on: Performance Support (PS) is, says Tony Karrer, “Making information available to workers instead of forcing them to memorize it. When is Performance Support needed? When learning more 3. link].