Informal Learning – How to Satisfy Your Thirst for More Knowledge
Last week, I had an amazingly powerful informal learning week. In short, I have been working on a Web project that uses a database to query data. When planning the… Read more »
Category: Instruction/Learning Strategies
Nice When Standards Are Clarified
Over the weekend, I attended the University of Wyoming College of Education EdD Spring Residency 2011. This workshop focused on the graduate students in the Adult Learning and Technology Department…. Read more »
Follow Up on Learning Objectives Webinar
This week, I gave three sessions on How to write clear learning objectives. A number of you asked if the session was recorded. Well, it was; however, it has been… Read more »
Using Kolb’s Learning Styles to Improve a Lesson
In my little part of the world, there has been a lot of conversation on how to improve instruction. Recently, I learned about Kolb’s learning styles and I felt they… Read more »
The Difference Between Want to and Have to Learning
Reading Turning Learning Right Side Up*, and two other recent articles The Old Revolution and Apply Business Practices to Education, has helped me reflect on the idea of education and learning just a… Read more »
How Strong Is Your Foundation?
This evening, rather than go out to the dojo to throw around, Talal and I threw in a martial arts training video and started to watch it. This particular video… Read more »