At over 100 pages, with eight strong case studies, the Masie Center has compiled an excellent overview of how learning leaders at major companies developed their learning strategies. I’ll jump to the editor Nigel Paine’s summary of what constitutes a good learning strategy, based on his interview with elearning thought leader and guru Elliott Masie: “Elliott sees a good learning strategy as the GPS that maps out how the investment in learning will contribute to the overall success of the organization.&#. learning strategy is about innovation. MORE >>

How does this tie in with the role of a community manager, you may ask! What role can an enterprise community manager play? In this case, the community manager's role would be akin to that of a museum curator. digital curation content strategy online communities community_manager JP Rangaswami curationFaced with the tsunami of information, we are all floundering to find our way to content that actually matters. From setting up filters--both of the automated and human variety--to trying to make sense of what we find, we are in a fix, so to speak. MORE >>

Next → Social Loafers, Free Riders and Sucker Roles in Online Group Projects. Watch this 4 and a half minute video to find out about the dangers of social loafing in online group projects, and learn 3 strategies to avoid it. This entry was posted in Creating Collaboration and tagged free riders , online group project , online teams , social loafers , social loafing , sucker role by Marina Kostina. have encountered the “social loafer” phenomenon many times — both as an online learner and in my current role as an educational technologist. Search. MORE >>

Home > mobile learning > The top 10 reasons your mobile learning strategy will fail The top 10 reasons your mobile learning strategy will fail April 13th, 2011 Goto comments Leave a comment While the focus of this post is not specifically Apple or the iPad, it’s almost impossible to talk about successful mobile strategies without recognizing that the iPad has created a transitional moment for the Learning & Development world. I love this description because it encapsulates what should be the crux of any mobile learning strategy. It is the reverse. to 14.06. MORE >>

I’ve been recently working on lots of eLearning strategy consulting engagements and one of my colleagues asked me to provide a set of resources around this topic. went back and looked at what I had written before on eLearning Strategy and saw that I had said at the time: I've spent several hours this morning trying to find good resources on eLearning Strategy development and particularly looking for examples to use in this post. It’s still needs more, but represents a good starting point for review: eLearning Strategy (PDF) Elearning - A Primer Learning 2.0 MORE >>