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A social interaction pattern language 2 of 2

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

A group is working to develop a pattern language for group process. A Pattern Language is an attempt to express the deeper wisdom of what brings aliveness within a particular field of human endeavor, through a set of interconnected expressions arising from that wisdom. To assist with their learning in how to do design.

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Jay’s latest book focuses on social & informal learning in the cloud

Jay Cross

Subtitled Informal Learning in the Cloud , this edition focuses on social learning and implementing web 2.0 What can we do to improve this informal learning?…23. Techniques and Patterns…24. Rethinking Learning in Organizations…30. Informal Learning …36.

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Coherent performance

Clark Quinn

This model came from a look at how people act in the world and I was reminded of it during a conversation on informal learning. I propose that when we have a breakdown, ideally we find the answer, either as an information resource, or from a person with the answer. So, let’s start with a performance model.

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How Machine Learning and AI are Making Online Learning More Beneficial

QuoDeck

QuoDeck uses a multivariate model including clickstream data , time spent on the system, distribution of course usage, devices used amongst many other variables to uncover patterns, correlations and other insights. Using online learning tools, learners can learn from the comfort of their own place, style, and time.

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10 Content Curation Strategies for Corporate Training

EI Design

Through sifting and filtering, you can identify which learning resources would be most relevant to the selected focus areas. The key benefits of Content Curation for your corporate training are as follows: Content Curation provides a repository of relevant and meaningful resources that can be accessed easily from a central location.

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5 Reasons Why xAPI

ATD Learning Technologies

Whether you believe the formula or not, 70-20-10 offers a model for blending formal and informal learning that many L&D groups apply in the design and delivery of learning programs. The modern learner wants access to learning resources now—whenever and wherever now happens to be. Track Modern Learners.

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L&D Guide Series – 10 Must-Use Strategies to Engage and Train the Overwhelmed Employees

EI Design

Each learning experience should lead them up to the next plus give them recommendations. They want to get the right learning resources quickly, easily, and on-demand. They want access to the learning content and resources on the go, on their devices, and they do not want to log in to the LMS every time they have a need.