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eLearning Topics

Tony Karrer

Back in 2007, I pointed out various aspects of what I was seeing: strategy/strategic and performance are back as topics after dropping way down in 2006 surprisingly trainer is also back, you would think in the age of eLearning 2.0 eLearning Technology. Browse eLearning Content I have doubts about the validity of these data.

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More rogue.

Janet Clarey

Lisa Gualtieri, Editor-in-Chief, eLearn Magazine wrote an article called Learn from Rogue Tweeters: 7 Steps to Promoting Your Organization in Twitter. Respect your learners intentions and make informal learning resources available and useful. These elements add structure to the contributions but still allow creativity.

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December's BIG QUESTION!!! Part I

Corporate eLearning Strategies and Development

Since starting the Corporate eLearning Development blog in August '05 ( post #1 ), I've discovered so many of fabulous, passionate, Learning Professionals from across the globe. If you are still reading your old text books on elearning methods.burn 'em. 10 years of corporate life is closed. 2006 has been a GREAT year!

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Taskonomies: Why beer and diapers go well together

Corporate eLearning Strategies and Development

I also love the idea of Folksonomies instead of taxonomies. It's a must read for all instructional designers, heck everyone should read it.but I digress. The concept of taskonomy REALLY rings true for me. Especially in this new web2.0 I think the idea of user, or group generated tagging and organization is VERY closely related to taskonomy.

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LearnTrends: Microlearning

Experiencing eLearning

folksonomy rather than standardization. Corporate learning serves multiple roles. No repository (unless you view the whole web as a repository). Not dependent on time or place. Doesn’t always help you meet a specific learning objective. no grades/ratings/certifications. Relies on peer-to-peer interaction.