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Trending: Sydney

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So Sydney has its own trending topics on Twitter… I’m not sure how useful it will be. Tags: cartoon Twitter humor humour property sydney trending.

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Academic deflation

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I admit to not taking too much notice of this trend until Google launched its Career Certificates. The UK office of Ernst & Young ruffled a few feathers when they dropped the degree requirement for their entry-level jobs, while Elon Musk famously maintains that you don’t need a degree to work at Tesla.

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The duality of Agile

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As with other trends such as Design Thinking , they argue it’s merely old world practices repackaged in a new box. Regardless, some of our peers rail against Agile as a redundant neologism. It’s what we’ve always done and continue to do as consummate professionals.

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Semantics, semantics

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In Academic deflation I spot a trend in higher education. In Transformers I redefine training for a remote workforce. In More than just a pretty face I maintain a difference between certification badges and practitioner badges.

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My decade of provocation

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learning, to explore new tools and technologies, and to highlight trends and changing behaviours in the online world.” It was a welcome message pitching my corner of the World Wide Web as “a forum to share my thoughts and ideas about everything e?learning,

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2010: My blogging year recapped

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Trending: Sydney. . • My 1-liners from TEDxCanberra 2010. • The ingredients of intelligence. • Campus firestarter. • A short history of spam. • Thickness of skin required. • Selective tolerance. Miscellaneous. • Confucius 2.0. • Green e-learning. • Honest football.

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Let’s get rid of the instructors!

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A manifestation of this trend is no more vivid than in the invective directed at MOOCs – or more accurately, xMOOCs. In their place, a learner-centered vocabulary espousing “inquiry”, “exploration” and “discovery” are the soupe du jour.