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Learning 2.0 Strategy

Clark Quinn

Over the past two years, I've worked with start-ups and corporations around the world who are grappling a bit with the impact of Web 2.0 on learning. One of the more interesting aspects of this is that I've really changed and refined what I advise both audiences in terms of their learning 2.0 and Learning 2.0

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Daily Bookmarks 09/29/2008

Experiencing eLearning

Learning 2.0 7 aspects of learning 2.0 strategy, with a recurring theme of focusing on small, simple, tactical changes rather than trying to do a top-down approach. This makes sense; web 2.0 isn’t a top-down exchange of information, so learning 2.0 This makes sense; web 2.0

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Learning 2.0: How AI and Gamification are Transforming Education for Unstoppable Success

Hurix Digital

Data analytics can improve gamified learning by offering feedback and guidance based on analysis. eLearning platforms can use such feedback to customize their content based on learner behavior and performance. By harnessing the power of data analytics, instructors can provide feedback to learners to elevate their learning.

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Defending 2.0

Tony Karrer

I saw an interesting post by Mark Oehlert "Learning 2.0" This is pretty much what was discussed in New Way of Learning and the general answer was that it's doubtful that there's really a new way of learning, but there certainly are many related metacognitive tools and methods that have changed and that we need to adapt.

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Leading a Horse to a Fire Hose.

Tony Karrer

As Harold Jarche just pointed to in his blog - Learning 2.0 It's a funny change that's going on. quite a change of mind set - of course, it's hard to break habits. Should I expect to get some change of behavior? Its not the horse's fault for not knowing this, its ours for not sharing this information.

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CCK09: Notes on Learning Networks and Connective Knowledge

Experiencing eLearning

In our everyday social interactions we both predict and explain behavior, and our explanations are couched in a mentalistic vocabulary which includes terms like ‘belief’ and ‘desire’.” Summary of e-learning 2.0, I don’t feel like I’m producing something new, but I definitely feel like this is e-learning 2.0.

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Instruction in a Information Snacking Culture?

The Learning Circuits

I've also noticed a trend towards more twitter mentions of blog posts, but less deep commenting behavior much less thoughtful blog responses. Inside corporations, there certainly seems to be a continual theme of spending less time on learning activities. Are people changing their information consumption?