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    What did I learn about learning in 2008?
    Wednesday, December 3, 2008
    The Learning Circuit’s Blog Big Question for December is “What did you learn about learning in 2008?”  It’s good to reflect, and using the end of the calendar year is a traditional time.  Consequently, I trolled back through a year of blog posts.  Whew! I saw several recurrent threads, but the strongest one is on learning to learn.  I think we’ve seen more focus on that this year, particularly with Tony Karrer & Michelle Martin’s ... ’re some new thoughts brewing, of course, and maybe that’ll play a role in my predictions for next ...
    Content Is Infrastructure | Terra Incognita - A Penn State World Campus Blog
    Sunday, November 30, 2008
    Terra Incognita - A Penn State World Campus Blog Weblog for Penn State ... constructivism to profile the humble but decisive role of content in our educational infrastructure. Education - as a discursive ... students with blogs, social networks, and all sorts of other great tools. What I see lacking is the innovative use of ... clean, and they will play an important role, but I don’t know if I believe that we can depend on volunteers to build ... many folk reading this blog. I’m somewhat critical of a pay-per-page model if you want to get a hard copy. For ...
    Trainers and Instructional Designers as Social Media "Apostles"?
    Friday, November 28, 2008
    I was introduced to a refreshing voice this week in Richard Reeve's posts over at the Catskill Cottage Seed blog ... 's different from the blog-sea of opinions, rants, and pedagogy (mine included) that characterize the typical blog posts gracing my RSS list. In today's blog Richard introduced the idea of the social media "apostle." This, in deference to the term of "evangelist" which you and I have heard a bunch about. A new role keeps ... paragraph got me thinking (which I supposed was the intent) about the role of instructional designers and trainers ...
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  • Nursing Students in the Learning Blogosphere
    ... requirement of the class is to set up a blog account and keep a biweekly reflection jounal to discuss the week's readings and ... for a couple reasons... 1) There are courses out there that are actually encouraging grad students to blog...very cool ... by asking this question: "What is the role of learning theories and instructional designing principles? And what is the role of technology in online learning? What are the interrelationships of learning theories, instructional design and ... learning professionals that read my blog to check out the blogs from Shelley's class, and comment. Encourage them.
  • eCornell blog
    ... eCornell Research Blog Latest news about all things related to online learning ... : Subscribe to this blogs feed emagine eCornells Online ... role for the student, designed to ensure that the student faces exactly the right progression of challenges to stretch and ... constructed to further the students education by providing appropriate challenges. Mentors play the expert role, providing one ... seminar that provided students with hands-on experience working with blogs, wikis, Rich Site Summary (RSS) feeds, ...
    Tony Karrer delicious links - Monday, February 13, 2006 - Comments
  • Renaming the "learning professional"?
    For a class assignment, I wrote a one-page summary on the topic of the effectiveness of blogging as a professional development tool for critical thinking. Something like that. I don’t know. My topic changes every freakin’ 5 seconds probably because I’m just not that into this class. Light 3K on fire, right? Anyway, I had included the ... I’m part of the problem here. I’ve used “learning professional” 100s of times. In blog post ... ”? If so, my apologies. If not, what is your job title? What blanket term describes your role? What would you ...
    Janet Clarey - Wednesday, October 29, 2008 - Comments
  • Blogs as knowledge management
    ... the Hyperlinked Organization ( JOHO }, David Weinberger describes the role of blogs inside corporations : I continue to believe that for many companies the best path to blogging is by using them internally as a knowledge management tool ... Blogs are knowledge objects that can make bottom-up (i.e. useful) knowledge management a reality. As you may be aware ... discipline people into doing that. Blogs entice people to write down what they know and to share it widely. A project blog or a department blog not only surfaces and shares knowledge, it also makes it searchable and archives it. And once ...
    The Learning Circuits Blog - Friday, March 3, 2006 - Comments
  • How I use blogging
    I guess I should answer the questions I asked in a previous post : Do you use blogging as a reflective practice? Do you blog about things that are directly related to your job duties? Has blogging increased your level of understanding about your role, your organization, or your field of practice? I have used blogging as a reflective practice for at ... have been doing this sort of writing for about 10 years. Currently I write two work-based blogs. There is this blog, which is focused on the education side of things. I also have an internal “Storage Round Up” blog, where ...
    Adventures in Corporate Education - Tuesday, November 25, 2008 - Comments
  • Internet Time Blog: Design
    Internet Time Blog About Us ... information cannot be placed in the world or when natural mappings cannot be exploited. The role of ... this Blog Enter your email address to subscribe. We vow never to share your information with anyone. No Spam. Subscribe Unsubscribe Reference Pages Articles Blogs ... newsletter. Email: Entries by category... Blogging ...
    delicious Random Mind - Monday, September 15, 2008 - Comments
  • E-Learning for Newbies
    ASTD ’s Learning Circuits Blog has a monthly ‘Big Question.” This month it’s: I ... Attend webinars Attend conferences Subscribe to blogs & start your own Read - trade journals, periodicals ... coding ( w3schools is good) Visit the Learning Circuits blog and find others’ suggestions on this question ... vendors with a sea of questions. tried everything subscribed to periodicals, email lists, listserv, read blogs. Had ... Research full-time. A huge step for me - working at home, etc. started a personal e-learning blog, joined the ...
    Janet Clarey - Thursday, October 9, 2008 - Comments
  • Using Comments & Blog Comment Guidelines
    ... first post when he gave me this wonderful comment: " Hi And welcome to the new blog (it looks so shiny!) I found you from a comment at another blog and so the circle continues. How do you envision using this blog? (Or have you gotten that far?)" Well, of course I had to tell him that the main thing I saw ahead of me was a whole lot of new learning. So true, for the very next day I started writing my second post for this blog. And just ... -earth? How wonderful that the comment challenge has inspired you to start blogging. I was reading the comment ...
    Blogger in Middle-earth - Tuesday, May 13, 2008 - Comments
  • eLearning Technology: Why Kids Blog (David Warlick)
    ... eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e ... Why Kids Blog (David Warlick) : eLearning Technology I just read a David Warlicks post Why Kids Blog and one comment jumped out at me (among several great comments on the value of blogging by teachers): In fifteen years of teaching, I have never seen anything come along even CLOSE to motivating students to write - like blogging does. Mark Ahlness Whats interesting is how the shift to writing ...
    Tony Karrer delicious links - Wednesday, August 2, 2006 - Comments
  • Should ALL Learning Professionals be Blogging?
    I stumbled across October's question of the month ( from 2006! ) posed by the Learning Circuits Blog. But ... whether or not all learning professionals should be blogging. But I think the rationale I used to arrive at a quietly ... learning professional should be blogging. Ready, willing and able. Oh, don't get me wrong, I'm not a hard ... there are those who would debate the merits of blogging for all , or blogging as a personal exercise. I'll welcome ... contributing author to our corporate/industry blog. (It's a company-hosted blog with contributing authors from ...
    Business Casual - Sunday, October 19, 2008 - Comments
  • Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: Screencast: Using Widgets to Build Community on Blogs Featured on NTEN Blog
    Beths Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media A place to capture and share ideas ... WWW beth.typepad.com I also blog at ... Blog Vidlicious Im a Nonprofit Guru at .. Beths Blog: Channels ... Blogging blogher bloghercon ... Beths Blog: Flickr Photos .zg_div {margin:0px 5px 5px 0px; width:117px;} ...
    Tony Karrer delicious links - Friday, October 3, 2008 - Comments
  • eLearning, Hybrid Learning, Web Design, Leadership, & Blogs
    US eLearning Market Reaches $13.6 Billion in 2007 - PR Web The current industry is growing at 22% with new buyers demanding new types of products. Free Executive Overview . HYBRID LEARNING MODEL - CETL The Hybrid Learning Model describe learning activities as a series of understandable and universal set of learning events where the teachers and students experience and roles are clearly defined at each stage. Understanding Web Design - JEFFREY ZELDMAN ... Daily Me: the great number of blogs, etc. on the web and the fact that most of us only read a tiny bit of this and ...
    Big Dog, Little Dog - Sunday, December 2, 2007 - Comments
  • Net, blogs and rock 'n' roll
    As I mentioned last week in So much music, so little time , I've been reading David Jennings' new book Net, Blog and Rock 'n' Roll , a look at "how digital discovery works and what it means for consumers, creators and culture". My contact with David has been in his role as an e-learning consultant, so this work shows another side to his activities of which I have up until now been only feintly aware. First of all, let me confess that I'm not particularly qualified ... future as a rock star (although readers of this blog may recall that my ambitions were somewhat satisfied by ...
    Clive on Learning - Monday, August 27, 2007 - Comments
  • Medical Education Blog: Teaching Techniques Archives
    Medical Education Blog For University of ... thinking about how we teach medical students called Application Oriented Curriculum. Readers of my Blog know that I ... teaching blogs. This article is a continuation of the teaching techniques series Creating Meaningful ... colleagues on a website or blog easy. To see an example of this ability to share, open my other blog The Active Learning Blog ... . Unfortunately, the university blogs dont allow me to incorporate this ...
    delicious Random Mind - Monday, June 25, 2007 - Comments
  • The 3 Roles for Future Educators
    I had an epiphany on the way home from work yesterday.... I see 3 roles that eduators play that will allow us to adapt to the changes in our environment: Librarian - Librarians gather, collect, and categorize resources to help you ... developers play these roles every day - usually in combination. I know that when I create new training material the first ... student to explore more. I see the mentoring function we perform as a cheerleader role too. How many of you remember the ... new world of wikis, blogs, webs, and rapid change. Go Team!
    In the Middle of the Curve - Thursday, November 9, 2006 - Comments
  • Clark Aldrich's Blog: The Elements of Interactivity: Examples
    Genres (simulation learning models), that would otherwise be sprinked throughout this blog. The links to the examples ... spreadsheets . Also called virtual role-play, interpersonal simulation, open-ended story, or story-based soft skills training ... the system; the system gets the results. Role of Practiceware Practiceware is used for learning goals that include ... experience space: how I would train consultants The educational simulation Genre where students, in a role play ... materials as props. Let us step back. Twenty years ago, in traditional extended role-plays, students might be ...
    delicious Random Mind - Saturday, June 9, 2007 - Comments
  • ELearning Acceptance within Organizations: the Role of Communication
    ... at the newMinE Lab (New Media in Education Lab) and her prof's blog is here . She is focusing on e-learning and needs ... within Organizations: the Role of Communication In this research we would like to understand the importance of the ... identified four categories of variables playing an important role in the preparation phase: before launching/releasing an ... importance in the opinion of learning managers; * the role of communication.
    The Learning Circuits Blog - Thursday, June 8, 2006 - Comments
  • Role and Voice of Community Leaders - Your Input Needed
    Based on the post He Had a Bad Day , Mark Oehlert , Heidi Fisk and I have had an email conversation that raises an interesting broader questions around the role, voice and communication norms of people who are the leaders / organizers of groups like the eLearningGuild. Should they try to stay behind the scenes and put members out in front? Should they have a strong voice and opinion that champions approaches or direction for the members? Do they need to remain ... think about this issue. Please take a minute or two to share your thoughts in the comments section (or in a blog post).
    eLearning Technology - Friday, September 21, 2007 - Comments
  • Future of Learning in a Networked World Blog
    ... between creating a blog and creating a wiki. Collectives, hoever, involve a subsumption of self. There is a coercion of ... collective effort (the contribution to the whole) - but - what is the role of the individual in that process? What is the role ... kionds of sources, with great fluidity. Technology plays a similar role to that of language. We can really improve the ... hard to author ( generally singular author ) blogs seem to have had their time. Ive reverted to wikis. Ive also ...
    delicious Random Mind - Sunday, September 24, 2006 - Comments
  • The Role Of Communities In Learning " Commitment Matters
    Commitment Matters Managing Relationships in the Global Networked Economy The Role Of Communities ... regarding the growing role of ‘Communities of Practice’ in the overall learning process. They observe ... transformational role in the learning process. Unfortunately, for many companies, it seems they will have to wait for the Facebook ... this blog Get notified about new articles Subscribe to Commitment Matters by Email Recent ... WordPress.org Blog at WordPress.com . — Theme: The Journalist by Lucian E.
    Tony Karrer delicious links - Wednesday, October 29, 2008 - Comments
  • The LCB Big Question Reframed: Should More Learning Professionals Be Blogging?
    Out of the original October 2006: Should All Learning Professionals Be Blogging? , we've seen some pretty amazing discussion. But, we've also reached an interesting point. As Peter posted ( The Learning Circuits Blog: Community Net Worth ): Now that the first wave of bloggers and blog-readers have read the initial results both in the form of serious ... of the marketplace (but its skewed because people participating obviously have a built in bias towards blogs). More on this in a second... Separately, Dave Lee ( The Learning Circuits Blog: Throwing a Big Community Net ) has provided ...
    eLearning Technology - Monday, October 9, 2006 - Comments
  • Ken Carroll on Learning " Blog Archive " Here comes everybody
    ... it’s something we have seen time and again on ChinesePod . Consider the role of blogs in this scenario. Theyâ ... /magazines articles, blogs, forums, and more. RSS allows me to tap into a live, global, non-stop, river of conversation ... specialist blogs on the web, many written by talented, insightful individuals, and leaders in their fields. (You have to ... reader where it becomes part of your learning network. I’d like to stay with blogs for a second, because they have ... humans, for the benefit of humans. Blogs aren’t lifeless databases of information. They are more ...
    delicious Random Mind - Tuesday, November 27, 2007 - Comments
  • jill/txt " Network Literacy: Learning with Blogging and Web 2.0
    ... jill/txt 20/4/2006 [ Network Literacy: Learning with Blogging and Web 2.0 ] My keynote ... Hawaii and I’d love to be there too…) is about learning, blogging and web 2.0 . I’m going to start by ... universities and colleges? I’ll point out some of the traditional arguments for blogging ( mental workout and ... Britannica Online –> Wikipedia personal websites –> blogging publishing – ... on feedback to other students teacher must model good blogging: link good or interesting posts from main ...
    delicious Random Mind - Saturday, April 22, 2006 - Comments
  • Content Is Infrastructure | Terra Incognita - A Penn State World Campus Blog
    Terra Incognita - A Penn State World Campus Blog Weblog for Penn State ... constructivism to profile the humble but decisive role of content in our educational infrastructure. Education - as a discursive ... students with blogs, social networks, and all sorts of other great tools. What I see lacking is the innovative use of ... clean, and they will play an important role, but I don’t know if I believe that we can depend on volunteers to build ... many folk reading this blog. I’m somewhat critical of a pay-per-page model if you want to get a hard copy. For ...
    delicious Random Mind - Sunday, November 30, 2008 - Comments
  • Wearing Four Pairs of Shoes: The Roles of E-Learning Facilitators
    Gathering Experience By Debbe Kennedy Blogging, YouTube, virtual classrooms and meetings places, as well as platforms ... ; Blog Watch Seeking Advice: Im Interested in E-Learning: What Shoudl I Do First? >> from the Learning Circuits Blog   ROI od CEO as Blogger >> from the New Learning Playbook Blog Video and Screencast Styles for Corporate Learning >> from the eLearning Technology Blog The Play Element of Learning Leadership >> from the Learning Matters blog ...
    delicious Random Mind - Saturday, June 7, 2008 - Comments
  • Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: Professional Networking: Just for Fun or Part of Your Job Or Combination? Tips for managing multi-memberships in social networks?
    Beths Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media A place to capture and share ideas ... WWW beth.typepad.com I also blog at ... Blog Vidlicious Im a Nonprofit Guru at .. Beths Blog: Channels ... Blogging blogher bloghercon ... Beths Blog: Flickr Photos .zg_div {margin:0px 5px 5px 0px; width:117px;} ...
    Tony Karrer delicious links - Friday, November 14, 2008 - Comments
  • incorporated subversion - social software, online education and james farmer " Blog Archive " Communication dynamics: Discussion boards, weblogs and the development of communities of inquiry in online learning environments
    ... same role. Weblogs, it is argued, offer new opportunities in the development of social, cognitive and teacher presence ... , expectations and the attitude of teachers and learners to the process play enormous roles in defining the success or otherwise ... Weblogs (or blogs) initially came into being as regularly updated websites that contained links to websites of interest to ... research (Herring et al. 2004) across the blogging spectrum has indicated that there is a possibility that weblogs ... flexibility in mind â?¦ this emphasises the active and purposeful role of learners in configuring learning ...
    delicious Random Mind - Monday, August 1, 2005 - Comments
  • Daily Bookmarks 07/29/2008
    JOLT - Defining Tools for a New Learning Space: Writing and Reading Class Blogs Examines blogs as learning tools for creating a “community of discourse.” This article focuses more on the role of the facilitator in shaping the learning community than on the instructional design of assignments using blogs. There’s some interesting ideas about evaluating success and determining whether students are reading blog posts beyond just how much commenting happens. tags: blog , education , highered , web2.0 , teaching , ...
    Experiencing eLearning - Tuesday, July 29, 2008 - Comments
  • Daily Bookmarks 05/19/2008
    21st Century Teachers | Educational Origami Moving from the idea of 21st century skills for learners, this post discusses 21st century skills for teachers. The proposed roles for teachers include Adaptor, Communicator, Learner ... subject area. Blogging and Reading Comprehension Strategies « Classroom Tech Tips Applying reading comprehension strategies (questioning, making connections, inferring, etc.) and tips for students to improve blog conversations ... the sentence frames would be very helpful, especially for younger writers. tags: blog , education , k-12 , ...
    Experiencing eLearning - Monday, May 19, 2008 - Comments
  • Off to the Training Conference
    So today is an incredible day of travel, 6 hours from France to Philly and then 5 more hours to Salt Lake City. Still, worth the trip for the training conference. Already have many dinner plans for a few evenings, good time to see old friends and I got a lot done for my three presentations on the plane. In honor of the conference, look for me to be blogging at the conference blog Training Tech Solution . And if you are thinking about adding games, simulations or Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Play Games better known as MMORPGs, to your training agenda...check out the editor's ...
    Kapp Notes - Sunday, October 14, 2007 - Comments