Ahoy Matey!
I am happy to announce that I am joining Julian Stodd and his merry crew at Sea Salt Learning as an Associate Consultant. Sea Salt Learning is committed to helping […]
Tag Archives: social learning
Bots, Bots, Everywhere Bots
John Bruner, O’Reilly Media, does a nice job in his article Bots: What you need to know of providing a real beginner’s look at what bots are, how they are being deployed, […]
Yay Teams! The #1 Way of Learning in the Organization
In a new article on Modern Workplace Magazine, Jane Hart reports the latest results of her ongoing survey of worker opinions about the way they learn in the workplace. The […]
An xAPI Resource Center for L&D Professionals
Over the past several months I’ve been learning about the xAPI standard for learning experience data interoperability that is gaining traction and is poised to replace SCORM. This Resource […]
Do As Marketing Does – Part 3 Channels
It is very clear that the changes that will impact learning and development in 2017 and beyond will require very different skills than what we depended upon in the past. […]
Leading the Target: Challenges for 2017
Having grown up in a hunting family, Bill Brandon’s article in Learning Solutions Magazine entitled Leading the Target: Challenges for 2017 caught my attention. His forecast for 2017 is on the mark. […]
The Role of Humans in the Future of Work
This past July, McKinsey published Where machines could replace humans—and where they can’t (yet),an article on its automation study, which examined the technical feasibility of automating 7 different occupational activities. (The […]
A New View through Social Learning
On this cloudy day in Chicago, a ray of sunshine came bursting through my Feedly list of readings to catch up on. In Social Learning: A Window Into What’s Really […]
Adaptive LearnERS, not LearnING
In an interview with EdSurge ‘Our Technology Is Our Ideology’: George Siemens on the Future of Digital Learning, George Siemens discusses his belief that the current emphasis amongst edtech companies and […]
Where are the learners?
In a post on elearningindustry.com, Kali Blunt outlines her Top 4 Reasons Your Workplace Needs Social And Collaborative Learning Technologies. Support virtual teams Provide a centralized content repository The ability […]
