Articles Big Question Magazine Write Blog 
Tony Karrer
SEPTEMBER 4, 2007
My article in Training + Development Magazine was just published - Learning and Networking with a Blog. You must launch the reader and then go to page 20 to find the article. To help with this, it might be worth looking at a discussion in October 2006 on the question - " Should All Learning Professionals Be Blogging ?â€
Tony Karrer
MARCH 13, 2007
What they've done is recruit authors who are going to publish (via a blog) something between a blog post, interview and an article every other week on a particular topic - in this case Open Source. Each post will have comments, questions, etc. The publishing model is something we might want to consider at LCB.
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Kapp Notes
SEPTEMBER 8, 2008
This month's ASTD Big Question is, again, a series of questions. Apparently one BIG question is not enough for the learning and development community. How are they different than undirected learning through work, blogging, conferences, etc.? I also write project lists and concepts in the notebook.
eLearning Learning Posts
MARCH 16, 2010
And it’s nice to see that in the hot topics, the Big Question has had an influence. Nine Information Alternatives to the Now Defunct Training Magazine - Kapp Notes , March 2, 2010 Unfortunately, Training Magazine is folding up shop on its web site, print magazine and conferences. Nothing new here.
Kapp Notes
JANUARY 10, 2007
This month the Big Question on the Learning Circuit's blog has to do with rapid e-learning. So you can read more of my thoughts on rapid e-learning in the magazine. So, maybe the real question is how to we balance quality, speed and cost, and, I will add, learning. In the meantime, here is a sneak preview.
eLearning Learning Posts
OCTOBER 5, 2010
But how to write one? Four roles for social media in workplace learning - Clive on Learning , September 28, 2010 I write this as I travel to Birmingham to participate in a panel discussion with Nick Shackleton-Jones and Robin Hoyle on the role of social media in learning. These samples will give you some ideas. thought so!
The Learning Circuits
APRIL 29, 2007
Five years ago, today - April 29, 2002, Jay Cross made the first official post to Learning Circuits Blog. Welcome to the Learning Circuits Blog! A blog (short for web-log) lets you post a few sentences -- you don't have to puff up an observation into an article to post it. Blogs are spontaneous and informal.
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