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Personal learning environments

Clive on Learning

From his posting , Stephen Downes sounds like he didn't really enjoy giving his talk on personal learning environments here in Boston yesterday, what with all that having to connect with "corporate e-learning industry types". Is their primary function really personal learning? Are these really PLEs?

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30 years of personal computing

Clive on Learning

The latest edition of Personal Computer World (PCW) magazine includes an interesting review of the key events and changes that have occurred in the thirty years since its first publication.

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Adding the human touch to digital learning content

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This person needs to be friendly and show respect for learners while at the same time setting high standards and exhibiting confidence in the ability of learners to achieve great things. Our learning performance may be deeply affected by the emotional environment in which the learning takes place.’

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Do your learners a favour: write like a human

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Ruth Clark and Richard Mayer’s research demonstrated that learning improved when a conversational style was used, which they attributed to the fact that this more closely resembled a person-to-person interaction. We respond emotionally to the human characteristics exhibited by on-screen text and voiceover.

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Adding the human touch to digital learning content

Clive on Learning

This person needs to be friendly and show respect for learners while at the same time setting high standards and exhibiting confidence in the ability of learners to achieve great things. Our learning performance may be deeply affected by the emotional environment in which the learning takes place.’ Clive is now Instrumentality

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Driving behavioural change across the people profession

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This led us to adopt an innovative design, centring on storytelling, authentic challenges, personal exploration, reflection and social interaction. We were determined not to bombard learners with abstract information.

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Time to tame the HiPPO

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In the latest edition of Wired magazine I came across the term 'HiPPO' - the highest paid person's opinion. The term is widely used in web design and usability circles to refer to those people who have the final word on any design issue on the basis that they're the highest paid person in the room.

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