Clark Quinn

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THE Social Learning Handbook

Clark Quinn

And I’d looked at the previous edition of her Social Learning Handbook, so it was on faith that I endorsed the new edition. If you want to tap into the power of social learning, there is no better guide. social strategy' Jane has an admirable ability to cut through complex concepts and make them clear.

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Jane Hart’s Social Learning Handbook

Clark Quinn

Having previously reviewed Marcia Conner and Tony Bingham’s The New Social Learning , and Jane Bozarth’s Social Media for Trainers , I have now received my copy of Jane Hart’s Social Learning Handbook. Caveat: I’m mentioned in all three, for sins in my past, so take the suitable precautions.

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Social Learning, Strategically

Clark Quinn

Increasingly, as I look around, I see folks addressing learning technology tactics; they’ll make a mobile app, they’ll try out a simulation game, they’ll put in a portal. And there’s nothing wrong with doing each of these as a trial, a test run, some experience under the belt.

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Two steps for L&D

Clark Quinn

Not just performance support, but here I’m talking about informal and social learning, e.g. innovation. The principled reason is that innovation is learning; you don’t know the answer when you start. We’ll cover the gamut, from individual learning skills, to team, and organizational success.

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Learning Experience Design Strategy

Clark Quinn

Which takes us to the last part, strategy. Increasingly, what I’m doing is helping organizations look at their needs, current state, teams, processes, and more, and helping them develop a strategic approach to delivering learning experiences. Tags: design strategy.

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Y A (Yet Another) Misleading Mobile Marketing Post

Clark Quinn

So there was a post on 5 mobile learning strategies. I’m a wee bit opinionated on mobile learning, so I thought I’d have a look. And another statement that’s not unique to mobile: look to social learning. Yes, of course, social learning’s good. And, maybe, a bit fun.

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Three by three

Clark Quinn

The first elements to me are the holy trinity of the performance ecosystem: Formal Learning. Social learning. However, performance support tools created by others, and not by L&D, fall under social (yes, I’m still coming to grips with the whole informal/social distinction , shameful ain’t it!).