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Working Out Loud 101 | Some Thoughts

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You can tweet or blog, record a podcast or a video depending on what you are sharing, draw a visual sketchnote, put up an image, and whatever other creative means occur to you. The diagram below is a good summary of why one should practise working out loud and what are the likely benefits of this habit. How do I share?

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Switch: When change is hard.

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The “how” or delivery of a good training program should also appeal to a learner’s emotions—perhaps through the use of simulations, stories, games, case studies, videos, movie clips, podcasts, anything that can engage the heart as well as the mind.

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MOOCs in Workplace Learning - Part 3: Launching a MOOC

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It also means that participants engage more actively and can share content in various forms -- videos, pictures, podcasts, micro-blogs, and forum posts. MOOC platforms like Coursera and Udemy have mobile apps that make accessing these MOOCs at any point of time a seamless experience. Enter wearables into the scene.

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Love-Hate Theory, Learner Motivation, Connectivism and Other Such Thoughts.

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These can be in the form of just-in-time aids, access to experts via social networking tools, podcasts, screencasts, and anything besides that address the need of the moment. This is where, to quote Tony Karrer, we need a shift from the design of pure courseware solutions to reference hybrid solutions designed to be just-in-time supports.

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Social Technology, Community Management and Organizational Development

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The entire landscape of communication is changing with social technology, instantaneous chats, and forms like videos and podcasts entering the scene. The leaders at the helm of most organizations (start-ups are exceptions) come from B-schools that taught the skills predominantly required by the Industrial Era.

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MOOCs in Workplace Learning - Part 2: Designing a MOOC

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The MOOC format provides scope for bringing together diverse learning forms – formal, informal and social, and different modalities – elearning modules, videos, podcasts, book excerpts, articles, and links to blogs, communities, etc. Dialogue is an important aspect of learning and the MOOCs support conversation.

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21C Workplace Skills and L&D

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While each organization will have its own requirement, L&D can do some of the following to foster the skills: Ensure there is a robust enterprise collaboration platform in place (if not, make a strong case for one to stakeholders) F acilitate a culture/practice of working aloud (micro-blogs, blogs, podcasts, videos, etc.)

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