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A Framework For Content Curation

Learnnovators

Truisms such as this one are typically met with suspicion from certain quarters of the L&D community, but in this case the research on the comparative efficacies of lectures, worked examples, PBL etc appears to add up. This content jumps the knowing-doing gap by helping the learner apply the concepts back on the job.

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A framework for content curation

E-Learning Provocateur

Truisms such as this one are typically met with suspicion from certain quarters of the L&D community, but in this case the research on the comparative efficacies of lectures, worked examples, PBL etc appears to add up. This content jumps the knowing-doing gap by helping the learner apply the concepts back on the job.

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Balancing innovations and implementation

Janet Clarey

Communities of Practice! Many times, doing it right requires heavy lifting. For example: State-of-the-art exercise equipment >>> Purchase >>> Becomes clothes rack (failed Implementation). Maintaining status quo (knowing-doing gap). Too much talk, not enough action. Social Media!

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Re-imagining the Book

Jay Cross

Our opening exercise was to draw a cartoon that explained a problem we were working on. Half a dozen of us (different folks than in the previous exercise) decided to tackle the issue of how to re-invent books that will lead to meaningful action. It has grown to incorporate feedback loops and community involvement. Here’s mine.

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