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Performance - Collaboration - Social Network Analysis - eLearning Hot List

Tony Karrer

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How to evaluate social and informal learning

Jay Cross

We already know many ways to make networks more effective. For example, take one aspect of a purposeful enterprise network, profiling. You can’t isolate the effect profiles had on learning because the learning is intertwined with the business. Network analysis. You learn the job by doing the job.

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10 Best Online Course Social Media: Paid & Free

Think Orion

Key Components of Effective Online Social Media Marketing Courses A well-designed social media marketing course requires careful consideration to ensure clarity, engagement, and success. While online courses can be highly personalized, a few key components make an online social media marketing course successful.

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Ordering Training is Not Like Ordering Pizza - MinuteBio , September 23, 2009. Using Social Network Analysis in Social Business Design - Skilful Minds , September 23, 2009. How to achieve smooth visual effects in videos created using Camtasia? - Resource for Presentations - Kapp Notes , September 18, 2009.

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LearnTrends: Backchannel

Jay Cross

Moderator (Harold Jarche): traditional training & education has driven much of our self-direction and creativity out of us - need to relearn. Jenna Papakalos: Communities of practice belong to training. Jenna Papakalos: It is training! Mike Rodgers: Does anyone currently use social networking as a form of training.

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How to support informal learning

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

Emerging eLearning (Abu Dhabi), Training (U.S.), Cross: Formal learning can be somewhat effective when things don’t change much and the world is predictable. School doesn’t prepare people for life; training doesn’t prepare them for work. You can learn a lot about cause and effect by interviewing a sample of workers in depth.