Does Your Instruction Stop at the Classroom Door?
The past month has been a rich learning experience that has caused me to pause and look closer at the idea of learning transfer and performance support. This has led… Read more »
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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 »
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 »
A Picture of What I Have Been Writing
Earlier today, I saw a post What My Blog’s Word Cloud Say About Me And My Writing written by Cecelia Lemos. In this post she describe attending a workshop given… 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 »
Tips for Preparing Lessons for a Synchronous Environment
It is amazing how much good information is available for putting together effective learning lessons, why do well-meaning educators not use it? Yesterday, I had the pleasure to attend an… Read more »