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From Courses to Micro-Learning

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. ~ Wiki Some of the key characteristics of micro-learning are given in the diagram below: Click on the image to see an enlarged version And here are some examples of micro-learning forms: Click on the image to see an enlarged version Wikipedia also has a set of dimensions for micro-learning that I found rather useful.

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Heutagogy, Self-Directed Learning and Complex Work

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I have captured some of the key aspects in the diagram below: Click on the image to see a larger version [link] With respect to extracting learning, Charles Jennings has written a very insightful post here: [link] Quoting him here: “The model of ‘learn then work’ is replaced here with ‘ work then learn, then work in an improved way’.

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The Working Smarter Fieldbook: A Glimpse and Some Thoughts

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Collaboration Content Rethinking Learning in Organizations For those who have read the first version of this unbook, I would like to point out that almost all the sections mentioned above have been expanded and new ones added. Realizing that I cannot do justice to the book in one post and it'd be too facile to say , " It's a must read!"

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ThoughtWorks: Day 1--Induction with a difference.

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A very very short presentation with the Values of TW was displayed, and then it was up to the attendees to come up with their version of what they understand of each. You can see JK who was one of the trainers in the pic on top.

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MOOCs in the Workplace and Heutagogy

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In summary, here are some possible advantages of MOOCs in the workplace: Click on the image to see a larger version In the next post, I will delve deeper into the importance of Heutagogy in today''s workplace and the design aspects of corporate MOOCs they way I perceive them.

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Automation is out; Innovation is in! How will L&D address this?

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Again, I have used Harold Jarche's version of the diagram to show where there is a gap. And what is alarming is that even today, most ( read almost all ) organizations still focus on training people to do what can so easily be automated or even outsourced.

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Projects are how we change the world.and ourselves.

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This proved to be one of the major challenges during the actual development phase of the project. They wanted to experience what switching from class-room training to elearning meant I went as the Consultant to do the initial requirements gathering and scope analysis.

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