Clark Quinn

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Tech Thoughts

Clark Quinn

I didn’t know the book, so he sent me a picture of the page. However, I had recently upgraded my OS, and when I opened the picture, I noticed I could click on the text. I could select all the text (my OS was doing OCR on the picture live!), He also asked if I could read Dutch. Overall, it’s a win.

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Apple missing the small picture

Clark Quinn

I’ve previously discussed the fight between Apple and Adobe about Flash (e.g. here ), but I had a realization that I think is important. What I was talking about before was the potential to create a market place beyond text, graphics, and media, and to start capitalizing on learning interactivity.

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The Performance Ecosystem and L&D

Clark Quinn

In the ensuing discussion, a comment was made that the binary discussion was flawed, and that a richer picture was possible. To me, it only addresses the ‘optimal execution’ side of the picture, and ignores the ‘continual innovation’ opportunity.

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Attention is underrated

Clark Quinn

This is the picture I paint in Learning Science for Instructional Designers, my recent book on how we learn. Recent pictures of the information processing loop suggest, however, that attention has a bigger purview. That’s how I learned it in grad school, and little seemed to change that. In short, most everyone.

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Performance Ecosystem Maturity Model

Clark Quinn

I want organizations to have a concrete picture of what this looked like. We move our focus from internal to a broader picture, and start evaluating our processes themselves, and move to looking at these as a synergistic whole . And I argued for what that meant. In the book I had a set of six categories, each with two components.

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Wisdom into practice

Clark Quinn

As the broader picture, I’m talking about working ‘ wiser ‘ I’ll suggest it’s about better aligning with how our brains think, work, and learn. It’s an aspiration, not a status ;). Moreover, I know my flaws all too well.

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The power of emotion

Clark Quinn

While we do care about emotions like joy and grief (though our picture is changing ), what we really need to be caring about are non-cognitive elements like motivation, anxiety, and confidence. We can and should do better to tap into the power of emotion. Again , I’m using the term ’emotion’ loosely here.

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