I’m finishing off our presentation for the eLearning Guild’s Instructional Design Symposium. One thing I’m doing is explaining what EMC does, since I’m presenting to ID folks and not technical folks. Thankfully Polly Pearson (fellow EMC blogger) got some slides to me that are turning out to be very helpful! As I’m adding the slides [...]
Archives for June, 2009
From Ninja Turtles to Persephone?
Last night I listened to Stephen Downes’ lecture at #teched about Personal Learning Environments. One quote stuck with me: The learner is the product of education To me that means the product of education isn’t a diploma, or a certificate. The product of education is the delta between the individual’s knowledge from when they started [...]
category: Uncategorized
Networked Learning – Value Networks – and ITIL
This post is my attempt at figuring out how to explain a connection. Last Thursday, Corporate Learning Trends & Innovation presented an online conference entitled June Learn Trends – Networked and Social Learning. I only got to hear one presentation, but that one really got my mind going. The session was Organizational Challenges in a [...]
category: networked learning
Where do I spend my time? June’s Big Question
This month’s ASTD Big Question is all about how people have time to participate in social media. Here is the exact question: How much time do you spend and how did you find time for all the relatively newer things like reading blogs, twitter, social networks, etc.? What are you doing less of today than [...]
category: big question
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