Clive on Learning

OCTOBER 28, 2009

I’m just in time to tackle this month’s Big Question from the Learning Circuits Blog. There were some great responses to the Big Question – I particularly liked the concept of Binge Thinking suggested by Ken Allen. Presenters tackling issues which are highly relevant to the participants will always hold attention.

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Mark Oehlert

JULY 5, 2007

This film is not subtle - cmon, its based on a line of toys - it is unremittingly violent but not in a 300 kind of way. When humans get dead, there is no blood, no body parts flying around, they just kind of disappear under the rubble. The Lewin Links This link should take you to the page I have on del.icio.us

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Mark Oehlert

SEPTEMBER 18, 2007

The LCB Big Question and this exercise I think really demonstrate the virtual collective that we have out there in the ether in some virtually concrete ways. The critical question is of course – why gadgets over toys? I love the idea of a blog book tour and kudos to Karl for both the book and this idea.

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Mark Oehlert

FEBRUARY 18, 2008

read Broken Toys). "What do virtual worlds have to say about this?" " Were still talking about technical interop and not people interoprability. What happens when there are no more admins? What is relevant to the people outside this room? Outside this conference? Outside our little world?

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LifterLMS

OCTOBER 23, 2020

Jason Resnick: Well, that’s a big question, but I think it’s really… One, I like to differentiate between an ideal client and a niche or specialty, right, because I think a lot of people confuse the two or blur the two rather, right? So I got my kids’ toys in the background. Why is this so important?

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