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Deeper eLearning Design: Part 6 – Putting It All Together

Learnnovators

And helping SMEs focus on decisions and skills, not knowledge, working with them in a partnership rather than them as a fount of knowledge is helpful. This shouldn’t be (just) how much they like it (though that is not a bad thing to evaluate), but how effective the outcome is. Having end user stakeholders (e.g.

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Informal Learning 2.0

Jay Cross

Effectiveness – Jay Cross. In a networked corporation, there is scant difference between knowledge work and learning. Business success depends on them working together rather than as individuals. Published in Chief Learning Officer, August 2009. Informal Learning 2.0. Put innovation on everyone’s to-do list.

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Decisions, decisions. Business decisions.

Jay Cross

An executive, a manager, a training director, and a worker each have different but valid ways of evaluating the effectiveness of learning. Supporting participation in professional communities of practice. We recently toured a corporate headquarters where staying late at work was prized by managers. Executive management.