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Our Blog Turns One Today

Upside Learning

Write Consistently: We are also happy that we have been able to maintain (or rather, consistently increase) the posting frequency that is necessary to keep the community engaged. Guess the problem was we speaking on behalf of the industry.

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10 Ways to Measure the Success of Your Online Course

LearnDash

The problem is that many of these learners won’t necessarily tell you what’s going wrong. An indirect, but perhaps more comprehensive, way to measure how well a learner has absorbed the lessons of a course is to look at how well they apply that knowledge in more open-ended situations which require more problem solving and critical thinking.

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What It Takes to Deliver Effective Training?

Infopro Learning

Whether in a corporate setting, educational institution, or community workshop, delivering training that leaves a lasting impact requires a careful blend of expertise, preparation, and a deep understanding of the learners’ needs. Don’t just play a PowerPoint presentation with your slides.

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8 Ways to Build an Online Learning Community

learnWorlds

Community in online courses promotes active learning by provoking the students to participate and learn together. Online Collaborative Learning helps us explore ways to think, to innovate, to develop problem-solving skills and to seek conceptual understanding. So, how can I build community in my online course? Try for FREE.

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They’re not like us

E-Learning Provocateur

I’m not referring to some of us in the L&D profession, although that’s an ironic part of the problem. This heuristic maintains that in a typical online community, only 1% of the members create new content, while the remaining 99% lurk. A problem arises, however, when active participation is expected.

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The 10 Commandments of Microblogging

E-Learning Provocateur

This in itself isn’t a problem. And this can be a problem, because it frequently distracts other participants, discourages other noobs from joining in, and generally makes the whole process of peer-to-peer knowledge sharing much less efficient than it otherwise could be. When running a poll, thou shalt include all the options.

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Social Silliness

Clark Quinn

If you’re not making sure folks are finding intrinsic value in the community, go back and fix it. That’s hard, but in the end if you want to build community, start modeling and encouraging sharing, and make it safe. Surveys or polls. But ultimately, the community should be interacting with each other, not L&D.

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