L2A Links for February 17th
- How the Flat Design Trend is Transferring to the "Real World" –
- Online Education has become a Joke – Sing it, Roger. Great examples of what e-learning should NOT be!
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L2A Links for June 4th
- 68 Tips for eLearning Engagement and Interactivity – Get a free e-book with e-learning design tips from the E-Learning Guild
- How to Give a Killer Presentation – Harvard Business Review – A trove a great advice for anyone who is looking to improve your presentation design and delivery skills.
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Leave a Comment (0) →L2A Links for April 15th
- 50 suggestions for implementing 70-20-10 –
- 2013 e-Learning Revolution Infographic – Nice summary of statistics re: E-Learning
- Learning Styles, ha, ha, ha, ha – “Learning style awareness is only a ‘cog in the wheel of the learning process’ and ‘it is not very likely that the self-concept of a student, once he or she has reached a certain age, will drastically develop by learning about his or her personal style’.”
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Leave a Comment (0) →L2A Links for January 17th
- How to Improve Learning Outcomes With Performance Support | Social Learning Blog – Good to hear that someone is still beating the EPSS drum. I've long been an advocate, but it seems it lost much of its thunder once the Google/YouTube second brain came along.
- Highly cost effective video-based learning –
- Stop creating, selling, and buying garbage! –
- Forget Cramming: Molecular Pathways May Reveal the Best Learning Strategies – A computer has modeled the most efficient form of learning, that is, if you're a sea slug running from a lobsters. Scientists hope it might eventually work for a human studying for a calculus mid-term.
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Leave a Comment (0) →L2A Links for April 1st
- Asynchronous and Synchronous E-Learning (EDUCAUSE Quarterly) | EDUCAUSE – Great food for thought on when you should use asych vs. synch in your learning design. Especially important in coming up with a balanced blended design.
- The Three-E Strategy for Overcoming Resistance to Technological Change (EDUCAUSE Quarterly) | EDUCAUSE – Another nice perspective on change management strategy for implementing new technologies.
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Leave a Comment (0) →Learn to Adapt Links for January 14th through January 25th
- louisgray.com: There’s No Way Twitter Is Worth $250 Million Today – Part One of Louis Gray's bipolar analysis of Twitter's value. (you got to give him points for due diligence on both sides of this coin ;o)
- louisgray.com: Twitter Is Worth A Lot More Than $250 Million – Part One of Louis Gray's bipolar analysis of Twitter's value.
- Novel approaches to sequences of learning « John W Lewis – John Lewis with a thoughtful proposal: "We believe that by exploring innovative disclosure sequences, the effectiveness of training can be dramatically improved." I tend to agree – there have been many times when I have re-ordered the design of past-developed courses and found them to be much more effective.
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