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Transforming learning and development

Clive on Learning

Over on the Onlignment blog, I have, throughout 2012, been setting out a model for a transformation in workplace learning and development. I started the series by arguing the case for transformation.

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Transforming learning and development

Clive on Learning

In a series of posts on the Onlignment blog that has run throughout 2012, I have endeavoured to explain how transformation can take place in workplace learning and development. I started the series by setting out the need for transformation.

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The Broken Dream – LXP

eLearning 24-7

They so buy into it, as the best way to learn X or Y, that there is a movement to add synchronous-based learning, back in the day, we referred to SBL as sticking the classroom teaching method online. Premise that LMSs were created for compliance and regulatory only. There was one, 100% LMS that was only compliance and nothing else.

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Online Educa Berlin 2014 Conference Review #OEB14

eLearning 24-7

Authoring Tool vendors – okay TechSmith and a couple of ones that were not really asynchronous based authoring tools. . Many hands were raised and since 3rd party authoring tools output asynchronous based courses, it is clear to me, there is a high interest in asynch and not just synchronous based. Quality of sessions.

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K-12 and LMSs are Broken, Who’s to Blame?

eLearning 24-7

132,270 schools in the United States (NCES, 2012). Neo LMS allows true asynchronous based learning (self pace, non-linear) on top of the standard synchronous based seen throughout education. Some form of compliance requirements (seen in the admin side or already within the system). Ability to track video based courses.

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The Virtual Reality

CLO Magazine

Many learning leaders are waiting to see how experiments play out in higher education, and those who have begun to experiment generally relegate virtual learning to low-priority subjects like compliance-driven training and basic technical or vocational knowledge. As part of a focus on product management, MasterCard Inc.

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In Learning, Size Matters

CLO Magazine

An IDC survey also documented changes in delivery modalities into 2012. The drastic increase in asynchronous e-learning points to the workforce’s need to access what they need when they need it (Figure 1). For synchronous microlearning, techniques such as instant messaging, social media and email are well understood.