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Brain matters

Jay Cross

Educators from Around the World Discuss How to Make Everyone a Genius at Brain Matters 2015: Bring Out Your Inner Genius. Online conference is expected to draw a diverse group of learning experts. Tuesday, November 10 at 9:00 AM EST and Wednesday, November 11 at 9:00 AM EST. Author Margie Meacham will present Brain Matters 2015: Bring Out Your Inner Genius , an online conference, on Tuesday, November 10 and Wednesday, November 11, 2015.

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Real Learning: Micro and Macro

Jay Cross

Setting goals, reflecting daily, taking risks, and doing experiments prime the brain for spotting opportunities and working smarter. Real Learning. biz.

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Real Learning is the sequel to Informal Learning

Jay Cross

$2.99 Buy it now.

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Blab with me

Jay Cross

Have you tried Blab yet? It’s what Google Hangouts should have been, a free video conferencing tool for up to four speakers and an unlimited audience. Optionally, Blab records and archives conversations. Brent Schlenker turned me on to Blab, and as soon as I saw it, I had to host a session. Click for recording. Blab is tightly integrated with Twitter.

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Real Learning

Jay Cross

“Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.” –George Bernard Shaw. Aha! is becoming Real Learning. The old name didn’t fit the book. Aha! captures the spirit of “Oh, I see; that’s how you do it.” Cool. Unfortunately, the term Aha! only focuses only on the magic moment of enlightenment. It doesn’t suggest the work that comes before (knowing your goals, tuning your networks) or what it takes to make learning stick (taking action a

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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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FamilarLand

Jay Cross

My professional interest is shifting to helping knowledge workers learn and flourish without training. There are millions of harried people out there who don’t appreciate that learning is a skill that you can get better at. It’s the underground passageway to success. I’d rather work with them directly. Thinking about learning from the learner’s point of view is different from looking on it as a learning executive or instructional designer.