Posted on February 5th, 2010 by Harold Jarche
Here are some of the interesting things I learned on Twitter. This week I’m featuring my colleagues at the Internet Time Alliance.
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I remarked earlier in the week that “crowds don’t need wise contributors, but diverse & independent ones; it’s like evolution: simple mechanisms create complexity.”
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We learn through idle chatter, so it seems (via @shareski):
@charlesjennings
“if it’s [...]
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Posted on January 29th, 2010 by Harold Jarche
Some of the interesting things I found on Twitter this past week.
How we teach:
“Any teacher who can be replaced by a computer …. should be!” — Arthur C. Clarke. via @charlesjennings
@moehlert: “My son, the not-so-excited about math, won’t quit playing carrotsticks.com”
Video: “Most schooling is training for stupidity & conformity” ~ Noam Chomsky. via @courosa
What we [...]
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Posted on January 22nd, 2010 by Harold Jarche
Some of the interesting things I found on Twitter this past week.
Diffusion By Learning. Innovation by Social Learning. via @charlesjennings
3. Social learning. People adopt once they see enough empirical evidence to convince them that the innovation is worth adopting, where the evidence is generated by the outcomes among prior adopters. Individuals may adopt at different [...]
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Posted on January 15th, 2010 by Harold Jarche
Here are some of the interesting things I found on Twitter this past week.
Learning & Development is still stuck in the course paradigm [multi-way discussion]. via @c4lpt
Are instructional designers like buggy whips? Courses are buggies; obsolete learning vehicles for the Internet. Back-to-front e-learning via @BFChirpy
The situation in the workplace is even worse than most critics [...]
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Posted on January 8th, 2010 by Harold Jarche
Interesting things I learned on Twitter this past week.
Complexity
The State of Social Learning Today & Some Thoughts for the Future of Learning & Development (L&D) in 2010 via @c4lpt
If it seems too complex for L&D to take on the “responsibility” for enabling learning across the organisation, then bear in mind that this role will probably [...]
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Posted on January 1st, 2010 by Harold Jarche
This is the first Friday’s Finds post of 2010, highlighting some of the things I learned on Twitter this past week. It follows 32 continuous weeks of Twitter summaries for 2009. I’ve decided to stop numbering these posts and will provide a title that highlights each week. Friday’s Finds posts will remain in the same [...]
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Posted on December 25th, 2009 by Harold Jarche
Lots of interesting things on Twitter this past week:
Learning
Keith Lyons always illustrates his blog posts with great pictures, and this photo of a classroom outdoors (not sure where) resonated with many folks on Twitter and showed how happy we should be for what we have.
I was wrong: games ARE an alternative vision – Patrick Dunn. [...]
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Posted on December 18th, 2009 by Harold Jarche
What I learned this past week on Twitter:
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The return on investment (ROI) on social learning consists of getting stuff done in networks & knowing who to contact. It requires trusted relationships which are social & take time to develop.
Social Learning leads to Social Intelligence which leads to Success. Why “Academic Excellence” No Longer Cuts It [...]
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Posted on December 11th, 2009 by Harold Jarche
What I learned this past week on Twitter:
Dale Arseneault: 8 things you need to know about collaboration. [I like #3 - Collaboration is a human process – throwing technology at people won’t magically/automatically create collaboration]
“I rated a YouTube video (5 out of 5 stars) — OPEN (episode 3).” via @euan [I followed the links and [...]
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Posted on December 4th, 2009 by Harold Jarche
Weekly review of items of interest found on Twitter:
“As of today I will try to no longer use the word “copyright” but instead call it what it is, ‘Use Monopoly‘” @sleslie
Thinking clearly sometimes requires unbraiding our language. The word “copyright” may eventually seem as dubious in its embedded purposes as “family values,” “globalization,” and, sure, [...]
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