I’ve seen Lance Dublin present at ASTD and in several Webinars. He typically starts the same way …telling us what we WON’T be learning today and inviting us to leave now so as to not waste time. Is this the non-objective? hmmm…. Regardless he is showing absolute respect for his participants by saying – if […]
And for my next trick – I will control what you learn! Read More »
I just shared this with my CNY–ASTD special Interest group on the heels of an informal meeting last night on the topic. I though I’d toss it out to the world…nothing new here, mostly my ramblings on Twitter understandings… 1. Twitter vs.email: The perception often is that Twitter is 1:1 communication tool and that followers
There is a spectrum of ability and fluency that will always exist in Twitter and #lrnchat. First, I never measure myself against some of the serial “Tweeps” you find here. 🙂 Yes, its very fast paced and one of the tips on TweetChat is – don’t try to read them all…you can’t really do it
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Ever read Fish is Fish by Leo Lionni to your preschooler? Click here to watch the roughly 5 min You Tube video, then read on. Great book, great colors, interesting message. But not just for kids. In a past life I was a history teacher and read a book about how to teach history in
Could a children’s story help your organization embrace SL? Read More »
Recently I had the pleasure of attending an Elliott Masie learning lab/seminar in Saratoga Springs. The lab focused exclusively on the role of Social Learning (SL) in training. Although I had many eye-opening experiences over the 3 day seminar and confirmation of other ideas and practice I already engage in I was struck by the
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