ID Reflections

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In Response to Collaboration Provides Autonomy

ID Reflections

From: Anecdote: Collaboration provides autonomy A very short post from Anecdote, the para jumps out at you, not only because it is the first para in a post that is 3 paragraphs long, but because of the underlying message it conveys.

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MOOCs in Performance Support

ID Reflections

The more I mull over some of the core characteristics of a MOOC ecosystem, I feel it lends itself very well to providing performance support (PS) within the workflow. A MOOC ecosystem takes care of this challenge by providing learners with the ability to create, co-create, and share content.

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Who are Instructional Designers? The existential dilemma.

ID Reflections

Business analysis with a focus on how providing training/performance support can impact the bottom line. Yes, they can provided they are willing to go through the steps. The more I reflected I realized that an ID’s role is an amalgamation of a number of functions. During the life cycle of a project, the ID function involves: 1.

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Week's Learning #2

ID Reflections

Traditional onsite benefits, such as cafeterias, childcare, massages, and volunteer opportunities ranked a mere 5 percent when determining what benefits provide stability during economic uncertainty. Six Components of a Great Corporate #Culture - Vision.

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The Adventures of Developing an e-learning Course!

ID Reflections

Who can provide assets like logos, images, and documentation? I have added some questions that I have found useful to ask Who provides the final sign-off? Whose buy-in do you require to ensure that there is post-rollout support provided to the learners? Who can review the content? Who will review or pilot the course?

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Working Out Loud 101 | Some Thoughts

ID Reflections

When you do that – when you work in a more open, connected way – you can build a purposeful network that makes you more effective and provides access to more opportunities.” Process sharing provides deeper insight into how a task is done. Here's a nice comic strip style graphic illustrating the 5 key elements of "working out loud".

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Context is King: Excerpts from posts and articles - Part I

ID Reflections

marcjrosenberg on #lsmag [link] #lrnchat The excerpts: We need context to understand complex issues and this can be provided by those we are connected to. The tweet: It’s not about the tweets; it’s about the context. The reach and depth of our connections become critical in helping us make sense of our environment and to solve problems. ~

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