Jay Cross's Informal Learning

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Jay Cross's Informal Learning

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2.0 is a philosophy, not a technology

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

Social Wikis. Social Mentoring/ coaching. Social Websites? Social Books? Social Collaborative projects. Social Blogs (written/ video). Social Micro-blogging. Social Social bookmarking, ranking/rating/tagging.

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Workshop on putting informal learning to work

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

He will provide case examples of organisations that are taking advantage of Twitter, blogs, wikis, and other social networking tools. Jay will review the results of the CLO/togetherLearn survey of meta-learning practices and learning culture.

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Moodle Course Conversion

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

Moodle (the “M&# is for modular) has sprouted extensions and capabilities you’d expect in a constructivist environment such as forums, chats, and wikis to supplement traditional course management features.

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Informal learning from the horse’s mouth

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

Jay: Getting an answer from the Help Desk, asking Twitter friends for an answer, looking at a FAQ on a wiki. There’s a lengthy summary of this at Internet Time Wiki. Jay: Learning to walk, talk, eat, kiss, smooch, run or ride a bicycle. Coach: And examples of online informal learning?

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Informal Snake Oil

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

Instead of email, you get blogs and wikis tacked on. Perhaps you could ask for help via email. This old story is playing out again. In additional to social learning , vendors are claiming to provide informal learning. This is akin to saying that word processors write novels: it’s hardly the whole story.