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Become Comfortable with the Unknown
Perhaps the biggest part of it is learning to stay the course , even when the course doesn’t yet exist. There’s no path laid out ahead of you, and you’re learning to navigate as you go. Learn to keep going, in spite of not having clear directions. How have you learned to become comfortable with the unknown?
Web Worker Daily
- Thursday, September 2, 2010
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What tools should we learn?
The LCB question this month is, What Tools Should we Learn , or: The question is really about the specific tools that would make sense to learn today in order to be a valuable eLearning professional in 2015? The key is to be engaged in your learning and in your profession and web tools are all about connecting. Social Bookmarks.
Harold Jarche
- Tuesday, June 1, 2010
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Rethinking Learning Styles
I’ve pointed out the problems with learning styles in the past, but I want to rethink them with you, as we took quite a positive out of them in a unique way. I decided then what I still do now, that essentially all of the learning style instruments are garbage. Tags: meta-learning So, is there anything to salvage?
Learnlets
- Wednesday, December 31, 2008
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Learning and micro-blogging
I’m presenting on Twitter and its uses for education and learning later today, as I noted in my last post. That may make Twitter, like blogs, best suited for personal learning environments (PLE) in academia, so that learners can use it for several courses and connect to their non-academic networks as well. So is the Internet.
Harold Jarche
- Wednesday, June 24, 2009
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On Directed and Flow Learning Goals
Tony Karrer has an interesting post on the issue of learning goals. He's noticed that there seem to be two types of goals: Directed Learning Goals – specific focus. Flow Learning Goals – nonspecific, exploratory. Instead, people will learn what they need in order to accomplish the ultimate objectives.
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The Learning Age
This isn’t the Information Age, it’s the Learning Age; and the quicker people get their heads around that, the better - Prof Stephen Heppell. This is a quote from a short video on the future of learning which asks the key question, What do we want to do? Tags: Learning The silence between the silos is deafening.
Harold Jarche
- Thursday, May 14, 2009
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Social media and self-directed learning
FSL – Formal Structured Learning - how educators (teachers, trainers, learning designers) as well as students can use social media within education and training – for courses, classes, workshops etc. Externally directed learning (FSL) is only one of five possibilities. Tags: InternetTime Learning
Harold Jarche
- Saturday, November 14, 2009
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Guerrilla Learning
Reading through it got me thinking about how some of the exercises could be adapted to support learning. It seems to me that we're often too serious and structured and Kerri's guerrilla techniques add an element of fun and subversiveness that could make learning more appealing. Tags: learning Do not obscure this note.
The Bamboo Project Blog
- Sunday, April 19, 2009
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Drupal for Education and E-Learning
Drupal for Education and E-Learning , by Packt Publishing , walks you through the setup of a Drupal installation, step by step. It also covers the use of various media and there are many comments on considerations from a learning perspective. Tags: Learning OpenSource Parts of it would be of interest to individual teachers.
Harold Jarche
- Monday, January 12, 2009
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Social learning is real
Once again, I’m learning from my colleagues, as yesterday I realized how important self-direction is in enabling social learning. Now I’m picking up on Jay’s post on Social Learning Gets Real and see how it connects to Jane’s observations. Tags: Informal Learning InternetTime Why is this important?
Harold Jarche
- Sunday, November 15, 2009
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Who's in the Market for Learning: Individuals or Organizations?
As part of the ongoing conversation on the future business models for learning with Tony Karrer, I mentioned in both my blog post and in a comment on Tony's blog that I think we're going to see a move away from companies and organizations to individuals as the consumers of learning products and services. Tags: learning years).
The Bamboo Project Blog
- Tuesday, June 16, 2009
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