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#Devlearn 2014 Knowledge management morning buzz session

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Even a bit stronger without facilitating: curation, offering a structure like a taxonomy, having a tool as central place it will not work. Key outcome as an organization you can’t manage knowledge but you can facilitate this. Here are my notes. e-Learning'

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#LSCON John DiMarco creativity 101: Integrating high level cognitive objectives in learning

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Great session about using creativity and focusing on the higher levels of Bloom’s taxonomy. I wasn’t able to capture all learning activities for each level of Bloom’s during the session. I will update the mind map when his presentation is available. e-Learning'

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3 practical tips that will make your eLearning course more effective

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But there is help and that help is called Blooms taxonomy. The taxonomy divides learning into 6 different levels, so the first step to take is to determine the level (or levels) you want to reach with your goal: Levels of learning. This leads often to more than one learning objective. Defining learning objectives can be hard.

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Learning objectives and how to create them

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First step is of course Learning objectives and Blooms taxonomy. Additionally, easygenerator will build a tool within easygenerator that will support authors to develop proper learning objectives. But as a start I will write a series of post covering the foundation of instructional design. e-Learning'

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Easygenerator launches free tool for creating learning objectives

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A large part of our users has never heard of things like Blooms taxonomy or does not have any other any other didactical background. The goal is to offer a few simple steps that will help you in creating proper learning objectives, based on Bloom’s taxonomy. Which gives them a bad start in the creation process.

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Return on Investment or “ROI”: pie chart in the sky

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He will achieve greater master of the subject matter they’re presenting—creation being the highest level of mastery in Bloom’s taxonomy. When a subject matter expert creates a course, not only his colleagues will benefit. And that, in turn, creates decentralized pockets of enhanced expertise throughout an enterprise.

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Sharing your knowledge: What’s in it for you?

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In the didactical theory, there is a model called Blooms Taxonomy. It built me a network, established my name in the field, made me a speaker at conferences all over the world and most important: I learned a lot while writing these posts. Knowledge sharing is. Image created by Ansonlobo https://commons.wikimedia.org.

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