Agile and ADDIE add up
Editor’s note: Notes from another Learning 2012 session. This time Jeffrey Kachik and Deborah Gadsden on Agile development in learning.
Editor’s note: Notes from another Learning 2012 session. This time Jeffrey Kachik and Deborah Gadsden on Agile development in learning.
Editor’s note: This image captured by Nick-Shackleton-Jones at Learning 2012 shows the Unisys approach to content capture. One slide tells quite a story.
Curation provides a model and discipline around how to organise and share information for the…
Editor’s note: A review of Richard Culatta’s session on personalised learning at Learning 2012. Interesting to see as personalised learning seems to be an emerging trend . . .
Editor’s note: Mike Collins, head of community development at DPG, talks through his role of developing community and collaboration to support people through CPD.
Editor’s note: Nancy Duarte has written a book on persuasive presentations and is currently writing some related articles on the Harvard Business Review blog network. In this piece she urges readers to think like a designer with your deck.
Editor’s note: The CIPD has launched some new tools for L&D professionals which provide help and support with management, interpersonal skills and learning design.
Editor’s note: Analyst Josh Bersin takes a look at the talent management software market, which he says is worth $4bn and is growing at 15% a year.
Soft skills development is the top priority for organisational learning in the coming year, according…
Editor’s note: If you are on twitter and want to follow the Learning 2012 conference then the hashtag is #lrn2012. From this review of the opening evening it looks like it will be interesting . . .
Editor’s note: When process gets in the way of teamwork and collaboration – interesting research insights into what hampers collaboration.
Editor’s note: Never take your eye off what the kids are up to – here are nine reasons not to.
Editor’s note: You probably did know this but worth a reminder as barriers to learning exist in all their many forms in the wider context of the learner. Stress is just one factor.
Editor’s note: Following on from last week’s We elearning event on curation is this mind map of content curation tools from Robin Good. It is regularly updated and is a great resource.
Professor Karen Pine, professor of developmental psychology at the University of Hertfordshire, gave a talk…