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Leave Learning to Employees, sort of

Jay Cross

Leave Learning to Employees. By Kate Everson. CLO magazine November 2015. This article describes the CLO of Kaplan as he adapts to a world where employees can route around learning to find their own content. They don’t need him any more. Learner-created content presents a challenge to CLOs: they want to control it. EasyGenerator CEO Kasper Spiro points out that you can’t.

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What is Real Learning?

Jay Cross

How to learn socially, experientially, and informally. Learn how to learn. Real Learning in Pictures (illustrations from the book).

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The Cluetrain Manifesto in action

Jay Cross

Sixteen years ago, The Cluetrain Manifesto foretold the impact the Internet would have on companies’ relationships with their clients. Some companies have yet to get the clue. Excepts from the 95 Theses: Markets consist of human beings, not demographic sectors. Conversations among human beings sound human. They are conducted in a human voice.

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Weird night vision, cause unknown

Jay Cross

“Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow.” Eric Raymond. The Cathedral and the Bazaar. I suffer from Pronoia, the belief that the world is conspiring to make me happy and successful, so I’ll ask the net if anyone has a clue as to what might be going on with this. A week ago, walking the dark steps from the Internet Time Lab to my upstairs office, I sensed something wasn’t right.

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Jane Hart’s Top 100 Learning Tools

Jay Cross

It’s time once again to contribute to Jane Hart’s annual survey of tools for learning. I was the first person to take part in this project some nine years ago and now it’s an annual ritual. It’s enlightening to review what’s best in the toolbox. My top tools for learning are: Experience. Extracting the lessons of simply living my life.

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Screencast, Aha!

Jay Cross

Screencasts are a great way to look over someone’s shoulder remotely to see what’s happening on screen. I used to use Camtasia for this but the price tag drove me away. I used Jive instead. Both Jive and Snagit were rendered inoperable by the latest update of Yosemite for the Mac. Recordings show a black screen with a blinking cursor. Nothing else.

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Photographic memories

Jay Cross

A delightful nostalgic post by Paul Simbeck-Hampson this morning led me on a search of my Flickr photos. When was it that Paul, Harold, and I spent a zany day shooting video in Berlin? I couldn’t find it. (I have 32,000 photos, most of them not tagged, on Flickr; finding anything is a b h.) So I queried Google with “berlin jay cross” and came up with this fascinating page.

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