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And probably will get some more ideas from the BigQuestion - Predictions and Plans for 2010. Organizations will need you to shift a it towards Corporate Learning LongTail and Attention Crisis and LongTail Learning - Size and Shape.
found via an article in the Wall Street Journal) turns out that a Harvard professor has found out that the arguments put forward by WIRED editor Chris Anderson in The LongTail, might not be exactly spot on. " Elberse writes that "It is therefore highly disputable that much money can be made in the tail. " Geez.
Particularly, I'm interested in the question of: While training as a publisher of courses and courseware faces an increasingly challenging market, what other things can learning businesses successfully sell to internal or external customers? FYI that's what publishers thought about the music industry when it when through it's slide.
His article included citations with links, but included no links to the Learning Circuits Blog , nor to the post Workplace Learning in 10 Years that he discusses, nor to any of the individual responses several by well known and respect people from the industry. The whole problem is LongTail Learning. Death of the Classroom?
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