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It is no surprise then that the Masie Center , a leading think tank exploring the intersection of learning and technology, decided to host a conference around such possibilities—bringing together 70 participants (including myself) at the recent MOOC Symposium in Saratoga Springs, New York. What does MOOC really stand for? M = Massive.
It is no surprise then that the Masie Center , a leading think tank exploring the intersection of learning and technology, decided to host a conference around such possibilities—bringing together 70 participants (including myself) at the recent MOOC Symposium in Saratoga Springs, New York. What does MOOC really stand for? M = Massive.
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Rather, they sit alongside Elliott Masie for an informal interview that explores their background, work and personal experiences with learning. In his informed opinion and as supported by a variety of metrics, the world is a better place than ever before. CNN’s Anderson Cooper was the premiere keynote speaker for Learning 2016.
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Earlier this week, I had the privilege of attending Elliott Masie’s Learning 2013 conference in Orlando, Florida. The Masie Center has a reputation for quality events with a bit of a dramatic flair, and Learning 2013 did not disappoint. Several sessions focused on this idea, most notably George Takei’s interview with Elliott Masie.
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” – Elliot Masie That’s a hard-hitting quote from Masie, who coined the term ‘eLearning’ in 1998. Who will track the performance metrics? And we will see new models, new technologies, and designs emerge. So, let’s drop the “e” – or at least give it a new and wider definition.”
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The materials below are lifted quotes from Josh Bersin , Elliott Masie , Tony Karrer , Jay Cross, Clark Quinn, Rick Borovoy and eLearning Guild. Map†See ideas on "Metrics Driven Learning Performance System†_ E-learning 3.0 See "Crystal Ball e-Learning†_ E-learning matures and evolves - LMS 2.0 and e-Learning 2.0
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