In December 2011, I reported, “typical corporate training departments only have a 15% success rate for participants applying what they learned to the job.” This information came from The Six Disciplines… Read more »
The world is changing rapidly; is higher education adapting as fast? Martin Weller explores this topic in his book The Digital Scholar: How Technology is Transforming Scholarly Practice*. I found this… Read more »
“I am on a mission,” Clark Quinn’s first words in his new book Revolutionize Learning & Development: Performance and Innovation Strategy for the Information Age. I had heard this title bantered… Read more »
How do you process in? This was a question asked on the Home Work podcast that I recently listened to. Naturally, it caused me to think about my morning routine…. Read more »
For the spring term of 2014, I used Game Changers: Education And Information Technologies , edited by Diana G. Oblinger, as a textbook for the course. The course ITEC 5010, Instructional Technology… Read more »