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Training for the ages - http://bit.ly/3vwV1x
Started Nov 4
Do you really need an Enterprise LMS? Maybe not…
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Training for the ages at http://bit.ly/3vwV1x
November 11, 2009 from 2pm to 3pm
Join me this Wednesday for "Training for the ages; finding the right technology mix for all your employees "
I get asked this question so many times on ASTD message boards, since I've been through several large implementations.
99% of the time, the purchasing organization doesn't have a clear idea of what they truly need and end up getting dazzled by fe...
Many of us have a workforce filled with a mix of baby Boomers, Traditionalists and Generation X & Y and this means Training Departments need to tailor technology in training and delivery very carefully. Seeking input on how workers view your train...
I'm yet to find a company who are completely satisfied with their LMS yet £thousands have been spend on implementing, populating the solution very little was ever done in assessing what was needed. They seem a very expensive way to track the train...
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Most clients do not know what LMS is best for their individual organisation. Hence most embark on a fishing expedition to
evaluate vendors and invariably the big providers offer the convenience of the `brand name' - there used to be a saying...
I agree Jodi. It's interesting you bring this up. A very important client of mine does use a "Nasdaq Listed" Company's LMS product, pays an exorbitant price for the licensing and support BUT they also sulk! Their senior management have been workin...
Since learning cannot be managed, call it what it is and figure out what you need:
compliance tracking
bums in seats numbers
who's taken what course
professional development wish list
facility use records
instructor time tracking
etc ...
I chuckled when CLO handed out awards for "Best LMS" at their Symposium last week.
Most LMS functions are a legacy of industrial-age command and control. They track compliance, not innovation. A butts-in-seats counter makes no sense in Enterprise...
This title of a webinar hosted by CLO Magazine caught my attention and I thought I would throw it out to you for your opinions. I think both directions have great value, just different drivers and potential benefits. So, do you really need an Ente...
From my perspective, if it doesn't change behavior, it wasn't learning. Outcomes should be associated with any form of learning.
eLearning involves more than creating content. Sometimes merely providing the environment for collaboration enables s...
The Adobe Captivate Blog earlier this month reported on a Higher Ed blog - http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/
“Around 70% of faculty believe that the learning outcomes of online learning are inferior to F2F.”
This got me thinking about business e...
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The Adobe Captivate Blog earlier this month reported on a Higher Ed blog - http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/
“Around 70% of faculty believe that the learning outcomes of online learning are inferior to F2F.”
This got me thinking about business eLearning -
I have seen all sorts of content classified as eLearning and as an educator I have to ask –
Is it important to have learning outcomes associated with eLearning for it to be “Learning”?
Behavior changes, should we expect this to be a part o… Continue
“Around 70% of faculty believe that the learning outcomes of online learning are inferior to F2F.”
This got me thinking about business eLearning -
I have seen all sorts of content classified as eLearning and as an educator I have to ask –
Is it important to have learning outcomes associated with eLearning for it to be “Learning”?
Behavior changes, should we expect this to be a part o… Continue
Posted on September 18, 2009 at 8:16am — 2 Comments
Are Non-verbal Cues all that important?
Last week the Wall Street Journal (www.wsj.com - Mark Bauerlein) had an article about Gen Y not being able to "read" each other. Which got me thinking "Is non-verbal communication" all that important? Is the sound of a person voice or the smile on their face needed? Nielsen Mobile reported late last year that teenagers on average sent and received 2,272 texts per month. A year earlier the National School Boards Association estimated that middle and high school students devoted an average of 9 ho… Continue
Posted on September 9, 2009 at 2:14pm —
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- At 8:00am on November 12, 2009,
Giles Smith said…
- Hi Jodi,
I work for QA in the UK a large learning services organisation; I was particularly interested in your social learning solutions, do you find a big take up on learners sharing information or is this still more for the gen Y employees? I see all the benefits but not sure businesses really are ready to invest in the UK
Giles
- At 12:17pm on June 10, 2009,
Kent W Weeks said… - Missed the webinar today, but look forward to seeing it on the 17th,
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