It’s the last day of December, the last day of 2009, the last day of a decade. But I still want to answer December’s Big Question: What did you learn about learning in 2009? Grad School Personally, I took five graduate courses (for my Master’s degree in Instructional Systems at FSU) Development of Computer Courseware: [...]
Archives for December, 2009
My top 10 posts of 2009
Here are the the top 10 viewed items from my blog in 2009 10. The Power of Language: What does sexy mean This post was a response to responses to my post and activities at PodCamp Boston this year. I’m still really struggling with what happened during PCB4, but I’m lucky enough to be around [...]
category: Uncategorized
How do employment recruiters look for job candidates?
One of my special interests is how individuals in various small worlds use information. There are many benefits to be had if you can figure out how to interact with a small world in which you don’t have membership. One way to gain entrance into that world is to understand how they use information: where [...]
category: emc
Is ROI an evil MBA term? More on the ROI of blogging
Continuing the blogging ROI discussion…..there was an interesting interchange yesterday between my self and Jane Bozarth on twitter about the topic of ROI. The scenario Jane and I talked about proving the ROI of a mythical (I think) training course called “Ethics for Firefighters”. She said to prove the ROI of such a course that [...]
category: performance
