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The future of MOOCs

E-Learning Provocateur

One way to do that is to leverage MOOCs for content delivery and provide value-added instruction (discussion, Q&A, worked examples, role plays etc) to local students – who of course will pay a premium for the privilege. The role of the teacher will evolve. Content providers will wag the long tail.

OER 279
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The future of MOOCs

E-Learning Provocateur

One way to do that is to leverage MOOCs for content delivery and provide value-added instruction (discussion, Q&A, worked examples, role plays etc) to local students – who of course will pay a premium for the privilege. The role of the teacher will evolve. Content providers will wag the long tail.

OER 224
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Metalearning

Tony Karrer

It discusses the needed transition in focus of a CLO The scope of the job of the CLO is mushrooming. CLOs will neither prosper nor even survive if they fail to take responsibility for the overall learning process within their organizations. It's a great article, definitely worth a read.

Long Tail 102
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Trends in Learning

Tony Karrer

Formalizing and Investing in Informal Learning No Informal Learning and Blended Learning Mix - CLO Panel Surprises Action on Informal Learning - Leads to Great Questions Numbers and Informal Learning The Real Challenge around Informal Learning More on the Form of Informal The Paradox of Informal Learning (Form of Informal?)

Trends 121
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Learning 2.0 Strategy

Clark Quinn

But, here's what I see in terms of a CLO perspective. You need to be able to spot new kinds of opportunities that you might not have been involved in before (see Long Tail Learning ). One of the more interesting aspects of this is that I've really changed and refined what I advise both audiences in terms of their learning 2.0

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Top 10 eLearning Predictions for 2010

Tony Karrer

People need to learn more, learn faster – yet the C-Level (including your CLO) seem to be making moves that are counter to that. Organizations will need you to shift a it towards Corporate Learning Long Tail and Attention Crisis and Long Tail Learning - Size and Shape. I know this doesn’t make sense.

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Artificial Intelligence Comes to Learning

CLO Magazine

The concept of the long tail most saliently reflected at Amazon means that any content, however niche, can find its ideal audience as long as the engine cataloging it and powering its discovery is up to the task. Entirely new roles have been invented. There has never been so much to read and learn.