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A new year offers up fresh opportunities for transformation, but the big question is always: where do we start? It’s a question that’s highly relevant when it comes to reimagining the role learning and development (L&D) can play in a modern business. The post 3 BIG questions to kickstart your L&D transformation appeared first on Axonify. MORE
The Big Question posed on Learning Circuits this time is thought provoking - Where is your time spent? Tags: LC Big Question Learning Technology eLearning Learning Circuits Social Technology It causes one to pause and reflect on our state of being. Where am I spending my time? I’d say my waking time is spent on three distinct areas: Work – quite obvious since I have to feed the family and myself. MORE
Tuesday, December 11, 2007 The Big Question This months big question from the Learning Circuits Blog: What did you learn about learning in 2007? Posted by Cammy Bean at 3:36 PM Labels: big question , instructional design 2comments: Michele said. Cammy Beans Learning Visions Musings on eLearning, instructional design and other training stuff. MORE
This month's ASTD Learning Circuit's Blog Big Question is "How do I communicate the value of social media as a learning tool to my organization?" Position Social Media Differently Than It's Intended Use For example, the Twitter question is "What are you doing?" The question then should be "What you are thinking?" ASTD Big Question Web 2.0 MORE
Learning Circuits' Big Question for May is "So what can, should, or will, we offer the digital generation by 2015?" Five years is not very far into future, but in terms of technology things can change immensely in that amount of time. Just think of how learning technology has changed in the past five years. Off the top of my head here are a few things I think we will be offering in 2015. MORE
This is the new home of the master list of Big Questions: May 2008 - Learning Design Differences for Digital Natives? February 2007 : What Questions Should We be Asking? April 2008 - Do Better? March 2008 - Scope of Learning Responsibility? February 2008 - Instructional Design - If? How much? January 2008 - Predictions for Learning in 2008? December 2007 - What Did You Learn about Learning? 2007 September 2007 Where to Work? July 2007 : Choosing Tools? MORE
Moodle is certainly being used by staff and students now, I took a quick look at the logs beginning from the first teaching week and we have some 14000+ records, not bad considering we are still only running at 260 users in total. The thing for me now is to begin assessing the impact of content. Its Ok to upload your class documents but that’s not in itself going to exploit the potential of a VLE with respect to addressing the issues of widening participation and extended classrooms. MORE
February's Big Question on the Learning Circuits blog is "What is the impact of the economy on you and your organization? What are you doing as a result?" Here is my response: I am an e-Learning designer at a bank that is currently being acquired by another larger bank (this is how the economy affected my organization). The acquisition will be complete by June, at which time I will be facing a lay-off. MORE
I've been moderating the Big Question for more than four years at this point. In the past few months, activity (posts, comments, comments on posts) on the big questions has seen a big drop. So - here's the big question for January 2011: Should the Big Question continue? For me, it's been a great way to foster conversation in the blogosphere. MORE
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One More Thing to Add - Big Question #LCBQ. Before the month of May ends I want to add one more thing to my response to the May Big Question -#LCBQ. In fact, getting announcements in their meetings is big plus. Labels: Big Question , Big_Question , e-Learning , ISD. One More Thing to Add - Big Question #LCBQ. My Big Question Response - Predictions for My 2011. It's The Big Question #LCBQ. MORE
The ASTD Big question this month is What did you learn about learning in 2008? The third big learning was that organizations who seemed the least open, most secretive and most regulated jumped into Social Media with both feet while other industries are still floundering. Tags: ASTD Big Question I learn so much all the time from students, clients and colleagues, it is hard to narrow it down to just two or three things, but I'll try. MORE
This month’s Big Question on Learning Circuits Blog seeks to understand how we are keeping up with the increasingly complex tools and technologies landscape. I reflect on this question from an organization perspective as opposed to an individual’s perspective. Here’s what we are doing in our organization: 1. Blogs: Subscribing to a host of blogs helps our team to be aware of what’s new out there and what others are thinking and doing with it. MORE
My Big Question Response - Predictions for My 2011 #LCBQ. So, here is my response to the Learning Circuits Big Question , which asks to be more focused on our challenges, plans and predictions. Be sure to share them at the Learning Circuits Big Question and tweet them too at #LCBQ. Labels: Big Question , Big_Question , Blogging , Classroom Training , e-Learning , LMS , m-Learning , Social Media. It's The Big Question #LCBQ. MORE
There's really quite a bit to this question. This is precisely my feeling too…it is one of my pet grouch that this month’s Big Question allows me to vent. Tags: e-learning corporate training education big question andragogy I’ll begin by quoting something I read in Tony Karrer’s blog, eLearning Technology. MORE
The Learning Circuits blog posted their big question for April – Stuck? One of the most common themes that emerged in the conversation around this month’s Big Question was that blogging was a key way for people to get unstuck. Other respondents to this month’s Big Question had some interesting ideas, like Jeff Goldman’s favorite getting unstuck technique, making a prototype. Getting Unstuck? MORE
The Big Question posed on Learning Circuits this time is thought provoking - Where is your time spent? Tags: LC Big Question Learning Technology eLearning Learning Circuits Social Technology It causes one to pause and reflect on our state of being. Where am I spending my time? I’d say my waking time is spent on three distinct areas: Work – quite obvious since I have to feed the family and myself. MORE
I just wanted to alert folks that Learning Circuit's Big Question has been revived. I hope you'll join the party and submit your thoughts on the question: The Big Question for December is: What did you learn about learning in 2007? We've lost Dave Lee's forms, but we are going back to the old manual approach. If you are new to blogging, this is a great way to get your blog noticed MORE
The Learning Circuits' Big Question for August is to provide feedback on the "Big Question" itself. I have a high opinion of it and have always enjoyed reflecting on the questions posed and reading the responses posted. One of the goals of the Big Question is to "Get different perspectives on topics that are of interest to workplace learning professionals." I feel the Big Question achieves that goal. MORE
April's Big Question from Learning Circuits is "How to Keep up?" However, being involved in an e-learning community is a big help. This is in reference the immense and rapidly expanding technology tools. It is tough to stay on top of all the emerging tools. For me it is a blog community and following many experts on Twitter. Not only am I often made aware of new tools, but also get opinions, tips, and examples of their use. MORE
Each of these talks makes me think about a big question in adult learning and corporate training. The questions are: How can self-organized learning environments be used in adult learning and corporate training? Sugata Mitra was puzzled by a question: “How come all the rich people are having extraordinarily gifted children?” Questions can be the window to great instruction, but not the other way around. MORE
This month's Big Question at Learning Circuits is on working with subject matter experts (SME). First off, thank you Tony at Learning Circuits for using my suggestion as this month's question. Ask the right questions (Analysis) Never assume the SME knows the training need. Be sure they also look at the flow of the course, accuracy of questions, usability, and identify any technical problems. And always give them appropriate credit and a big thank you. MORE
I’ve been facilitating the Big Question on ASTD’s Learning Circuit’s blog since sometime in 2006. Last month’s big question was Instruction in a Information Snacking Culture? The question was all about how we consume and work with information: People seem to be spending less time going through information in depth and less willing to spend time on information. We seem to be snacking on information, not consuming it in big chunks. MORE
I have been honored to be a involved in the revitalization of the Learning Circuits' Big Question. For several years now I have been responding to the Big Question and have over and over been inspired by the questions posed, not to mention by the many fantastic responses and comments. I hope in the coming months to see the Big Question grow even more in contributors and perspectives. So, keep your eyes out for the next BIG QUESTION ! MORE
In a nutshell, this month's Big Question is, do you ever get stuck getting new solutions or ideas accepted and implemented by your organization or client? In most organizations, especially large ones, one must get a lot of buy-in and this usually involves making a business case, predicting cost savings, efficiencies, potential return on investment, etc., etc., Oh, case studies and benchmarking from other organizations help too. MORE
This month's Learning Circuits Blog Big Question is. skills development Learning Circuits Blog Big Question Learning Professional In a Learning 2.0 world, where learning and performance solutions take on a wider variety of forms and where churn happens at a much more. The E-learning Curve blog shares thought-provoking commentary and practical knowledge for e-learning professionals. Find out more. MORE
The ASTD Big question this month is What did you learn about learning in 2007? Look forward to next month's question. __ Recommended Games and Gadgets Recommended Books Content GuideI learn so much all the time from students, clients and colleagues, it is hard to narrow it down to just one or two things, but I'll try. Here are a few of the lessons I have learned. Mostly about the power of the network and Web 2.0 tools. MORE
The March Big Question from Learning Circuits is What will workplace learning look like in 10 years? Here are some of the things I see in 10 years: We will see much more informal learning and knowledge management. There will be a need for trainers and/or knowledge managers who will guide, coach, be a catalyst for, and monitor social media and informal learning. Participants will have much more control of learning events. MORE
This month's ASTD Big Question on the Learning Circuit's Blog is about Social Networking and finding help and expertise if you have a question or a concern for which you need input and/or advice. The basic question is " If you need input from people, where's the best place to ask?" But, then the question breaks into sub-questions. The assumption seems to be that there is one "best" place for asking a question. MORE
Just a quick FYI that due to my vacation, I will not be holding a Big Question in August. See you back in Sept MORE
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it's time for the Big Question! Hi all and welcome to my one month tenure at the editing console for the Learning Circuits Blog. Thanks to Justin and the team for the opportunity and the nice introduction! I've been working in and around E-Learning for the last 10 years or so - enough time to know a lot about nothing and a little about everything. MORE
January's Big Question at the Learning Circuits blog asks for our 2010 predictions. So, here we go; m-Learning continues to grow. I think the growing popularity of social media apps on mobile devices will assist with a growth of social learning (I consider social/informal learning on mobile devices m-learning too). Micro-courses for mobile devices will become more prevalent too. MORE
December's Big Question at the Learning Circuits blog is "What did you learn about learning in 2009," but they also suggest looking at your top 2009 posts for "aha moments." So, here are my top ten 2009 posts according my blog's best of list found through eLearningLearning. I have simply added my thoughts next to each. Flash Accessibility (508 Compliance) I was surprised to see 508 Compliance top the list. It is good to see it is an important topic to many readers, as it should be. MORE
So, the Learning Circuits Big Question for June is: How do we break down organisational walls when it comes to learning? In other cases, there's no motivation to look beyond the organisational walls, because the people in question spend such a large proportion of their time at work that they have forgotten there is another world out there. That's at least partly because America itself is big enough that it would take a lifetime to explore and understand. Big Question MORE
I'm happy to announce that several thought leaders have joined together with me to revitalize the Big Question. The goals of the Big Question will remain the same: A way to highlight thought leaders around topics of interest to eLearning Professionals A way to stimulate different perspectives on questions that are of interest to eLearning Professionals. MORE
The Big Question posed on Learning Circuits this time,as always , is thought provoking –. Social Learning – Social learning has made it big this year. Related posts: The Big Question: Time Spent CIPD Learning and Development Survey 2009 Top 50 Mobile Learning Resources. Tags: LC Big Question Learning Technology eLearning Game Based Learning Learning Circuits Mobile Social Technology MORE
Big Question Related Topics Upside Learning
JUNE 3, 2009
The Big Question posed on Learning Circuits this time is thought provoking - Where is your time spent? Tags: LC Big Question Learning Technology eLearning Learning Circuits Social Technology It causes one to pause and reflect on our state of being. Where am I spending my time? I’d say my waking time is spent on three distinct areas: Work – quite obvious since I have to feed the family and myself.
eLearning Cyclops
FEBRUARY 7, 2011
I have been honored to be a involved in the revitalization of the Learning Circuits' Big Question. For several years now I have been responding to the Big Question and have over and over been inspired by the questions posed, not to mention by the many fantastic responses and comments. I hope in the coming months to see the Big Question grow even more in contributors and perspectives. So, keep your eyes out for the next BIG QUESTION !
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Bottom-Line Performance
APRIL 8, 2009
The Learning Circuits blog posted their big question for April – Stuck? One of the most common themes that emerged in the conversation around this month’s Big Question was that blogging was a key way for people to get unstuck. Other respondents to this month’s Big Question had some interesting ideas, like Jeff Goldman’s favorite getting unstuck technique, making a prototype. Getting Unstuck?
Axonify
JANUARY 16, 2019
A new year offers up fresh opportunities for transformation, but the big question is always: where do we start? It’s a question that’s highly relevant when it comes to reimagining the role learning and development (L&D) can play in a modern business. The post 3 BIG questions to kickstart your L&D transformation appeared first on Axonify.
eLearning Alchemy
JANUARY 18, 2017
Each of these talks makes me think about a big question in adult learning and corporate training. The questions are: How can self-organized learning environments be used in adult learning and corporate training? Sugata Mitra was puzzled by a question: “How come all the rich people are having extraordinarily gifted children?” Questions can be the window to great instruction, but not the other way around.
Upside Learning
DECEMBER 30, 2009
The Big Question posed on Learning Circuits this time,as always , is thought provoking –. Social Learning – Social learning has made it big this year. Related posts: The Big Question: Time Spent CIPD Learning and Development Survey 2009 Top 50 Mobile Learning Resources. Tags: LC Big Question Learning Technology eLearning Game Based Learning Learning Circuits Mobile Social Technology
ID Reflections
APRIL 25, 2009
There's really quite a bit to this question. This is precisely my feeling too…it is one of my pet grouch that this month’s Big Question allows me to vent. Tags: e-learning corporate training education big question andragogy I’ll begin by quoting something I read in Tony Karrer’s blog, eLearning Technology.
eLearning Cyclops
MAY 5, 2010
Learning Circuits' Big Question for May is "So what can, should, or will, we offer the digital generation by 2015?" Five years is not very far into future, but in terms of technology things can change immensely in that amount of time. Just think of how learning technology has changed in the past five years. Off the top of my head here are a few things I think we will be offering in 2015.
eLearning Cyclops
AUGUST 2, 2009
The Learning Circuits' Big Question for August is to provide feedback on the "Big Question" itself. I have a high opinion of it and have always enjoyed reflecting on the questions posed and reading the responses posted. One of the goals of the Big Question is to "Get different perspectives on topics that are of interest to workplace learning professionals." I feel the Big Question achieves that goal.
eLearning Cyclops
JANUARY 14, 2010
January's Big Question at the Learning Circuits blog asks for our 2010 predictions. So, here we go; m-Learning continues to grow. I think the growing popularity of social media apps on mobile devices will assist with a growth of social learning (I consider social/informal learning on mobile devices m-learning too). Micro-courses for mobile devices will become more prevalent too.
Tony Karrer
NOVEMBER 30, 2007
I just wanted to alert folks that Learning Circuit's Big Question has been revived. I hope you'll join the party and submit your thoughts on the question: The Big Question for December is: What did you learn about learning in 2007? We've lost Dave Lee's forms, but we are going back to the old manual approach. If you are new to blogging, this is a great way to get your blog noticed
Kapp Notes
NOVEMBER 3, 2009
This month's ASTD Learning Circuit's Blog Big Question is "How do I communicate the value of social media as a learning tool to my organization?" Position Social Media Differently Than It's Intended Use For example, the Twitter question is "What are you doing?" The question then should be "What you are thinking?" ASTD Big Question Web 2.0
eLearning Cyclops
APRIL 1, 2009
In a nutshell, this month's Big Question is, do you ever get stuck getting new solutions or ideas accepted and implemented by your organization or client? In most organizations, especially large ones, one must get a lot of buy-in and this usually involves making a business case, predicting cost savings, efficiencies, potential return on investment, etc., etc., Oh, case studies and benchmarking from other organizations help too.
eLearning Cyclops
MAY 23, 2011
One More Thing to Add - Big Question #LCBQ. Before the month of May ends I want to add one more thing to my response to the May Big Question -#LCBQ. In fact, getting announcements in their meetings is big plus. Labels: Big Question , Big_Question , e-Learning , ISD. One More Thing to Add - Big Question #LCBQ. My Big Question Response - Predictions for My 2011. It's The Big Question #LCBQ.
Upside Learning
APRIL 12, 2010
This month’s Big Question on Learning Circuits Blog seeks to understand how we are keeping up with the increasingly complex tools and technologies landscape. I reflect on this question from an organization perspective as opposed to an individual’s perspective. Here’s what we are doing in our organization: 1. Blogs: Subscribing to a host of blogs helps our team to be aware of what’s new out there and what others are thinking and doing with it.
eLearning Cyclops
FEBRUARY 1, 2009
February's Big Question on the Learning Circuits blog is "What is the impact of the economy on you and your organization? What are you doing as a result?" Here is my response: I am an e-Learning designer at a bank that is currently being acquired by another larger bank (this is how the economy affected my organization). The acquisition will be complete by June, at which time I will be facing a lay-off.
eLearning Cyclops
FEBRUARY 9, 2011
My Big Question Response - Predictions for My 2011 #LCBQ. So, here is my response to the Learning Circuits Big Question , which asks to be more focused on our challenges, plans and predictions. Be sure to share them at the Learning Circuits Big Question and tweet them too at #LCBQ. Labels: Big Question , Big_Question , Blogging , Classroom Training , e-Learning , LMS , m-Learning , Social Media. It's The Big Question #LCBQ.
eLearning Cyclops
SEPTEMBER 1, 2009
This month's Big Question at Learning Circuits is on working with subject matter experts (SME). First off, thank you Tony at Learning Circuits for using my suggestion as this month's question. Ask the right questions (Analysis) Never assume the SME knows the training need. Be sure they also look at the flow of the course, accuracy of questions, usability, and identify any technical problems. And always give them appropriate credit and a big thank you.
eLearning Cyclops
APRIL 2, 2010
April's Big Question from Learning Circuits is "How to Keep up?" However, being involved in an e-learning community is a big help. This is in reference the immense and rapidly expanding technology tools. It is tough to stay on top of all the emerging tools. For me it is a blog community and following many experts on Twitter. Not only am I often made aware of new tools, but also get opinions, tips, and examples of their use.
The Learning Circuits
FEBRUARY 7, 2011
I'm happy to announce that several thought leaders have joined together with me to revitalize the Big Question. The goals of the Big Question will remain the same: A way to highlight thought leaders around topics of interest to eLearning Professionals A way to stimulate different perspectives on questions that are of interest to eLearning Professionals.
The Learning Circuits
APRIL 30, 2008
This is the new home of the master list of Big Questions: May 2008 - Learning Design Differences for Digital Natives? February 2007 : What Questions Should We be Asking? April 2008 - Do Better? March 2008 - Scope of Learning Responsibility? February 2008 - Instructional Design - If? How much? January 2008 - Predictions for Learning in 2008? December 2007 - What Did You Learn about Learning? 2007 September 2007 Where to Work? July 2007 : Choosing Tools?
Learning Visions
DECEMBER 11, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007 The Big Question This months big question from the Learning Circuits Blog: What did you learn about learning in 2007? Posted by Cammy Bean at 3:36 PM Labels: big question , instructional design 2comments: Michele said. Cammy Beans Learning Visions Musings on eLearning, instructional design and other training stuff.
Kapp Notes
DECEMBER 6, 2007
The ASTD Big question this month is What did you learn about learning in 2007? Look forward to next month's question. __ Recommended Games and Gadgets Recommended Books Content GuideI learn so much all the time from students, clients and colleagues, it is hard to narrow it down to just one or two things, but I'll try. Here are a few of the lessons I have learned. Mostly about the power of the network and Web 2.0 tools.
The Learning Circuits
JANUARY 3, 2011
I've been moderating the Big Question for more than four years at this point. In the past few months, activity (posts, comments, comments on posts) on the big questions has seen a big drop. So - here's the big question for January 2011: Should the Big Question continue? For me, it's been a great way to foster conversation in the blogosphere.
The Learning Circuits
OCTOBER 4, 2011
it's time for the Big Question! Hi all and welcome to my one month tenure at the editing console for the Learning Circuits Blog. Thanks to Justin and the team for the opportunity and the nice introduction! I've been working in and around E-Learning for the last 10 years or so - enough time to know a lot about nothing and a little about everything.
Kapp Notes
DECEMBER 26, 2008
The ASTD Big question this month is What did you learn about learning in 2008? The third big learning was that organizations who seemed the least open, most secretive and most regulated jumped into Social Media with both feet while other industries are still floundering. Tags: ASTD Big Question I learn so much all the time from students, clients and colleagues, it is hard to narrow it down to just two or three things, but I'll try.
Tony Karrer
MARCH 1, 2010
I’ve been facilitating the Big Question on ASTD’s Learning Circuit’s blog since sometime in 2006. Last month’s big question was Instruction in a Information Snacking Culture? The question was all about how we consume and work with information: People seem to be spending less time going through information in depth and less willing to spend time on information. We seem to be snacking on information, not consuming it in big chunks.
The E-Learning Curve
JULY 2, 2009
This month's Learning Circuits Blog Big Question is. skills development Learning Circuits Blog Big Question Learning Professional In a Learning 2.0 world, where learning and performance solutions take on a wider variety of forms and where churn happens at a much more. The E-learning Curve blog shares thought-provoking commentary and practical knowledge for e-learning professionals. Find out more.
Kapp Notes
NOVEMBER 12, 2008
This month's ASTD Big Question on the Learning Circuit's Blog is about Social Networking and finding help and expertise if you have a question or a concern for which you need input and/or advice. The basic question is " If you need input from people, where's the best place to ask?" But, then the question breaks into sub-questions. The assumption seems to be that there is one "best" place for asking a question.
eLearning Cyclops
DECEMBER 2, 2009
December's Big Question at the Learning Circuits blog is "What did you learn about learning in 2009," but they also suggest looking at your top 2009 posts for "aha moments." So, here are my top ten 2009 posts according my blog's best of list found through eLearningLearning. I have simply added my thoughts next to each. Flash Accessibility (508 Compliance) I was surprised to see 508 Compliance top the list. It is good to see it is an important topic to many readers, as it should be.
Moodle Journal
SEPTEMBER 27, 2005
Moodle is certainly being used by staff and students now, I took a quick look at the logs beginning from the first teaching week and we have some 14000+ records, not bad considering we are still only running at 260 users in total. The thing for me now is to begin assessing the impact of content. Its Ok to upload your class documents but that’s not in itself going to exploit the potential of a VLE with respect to addressing the issues of widening participation and extended classrooms.
The Learning Circuits
AUGUST 6, 2008
Just a quick FYI that due to my vacation, I will not be holding a Big Question in August. See you back in Sept
Clive on Learning
JUNE 15, 2011
So, the Learning Circuits Big Question for June is: How do we break down organisational walls when it comes to learning? In other cases, there's no motivation to look beyond the organisational walls, because the people in question spend such a large proportion of their time at work that they have forgotten there is another world out there. That's at least partly because America itself is big enough that it would take a lifetime to explore and understand. Big Question
eLearning Cyclops
MARCH 1, 2009
The March Big Question from Learning Circuits is What will workplace learning look like in 10 years? Here are some of the things I see in 10 years: We will see much more informal learning and knowledge management. There will be a need for trainers and/or knowledge managers who will guide, coach, be a catalyst for, and monitor social media and informal learning. Participants will have much more control of learning events.
The E-Learning Curve
DECEMBER 2, 2008
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