An Informal Learning Hack
Entering your home bathroom, you leave everyday reality behind. (See Body Ritual among the Nacirema.) Escaping into this private and supremely personal setting seals you off from the outside world, much as meditation clears the head of noise and static.
You’re free from jangling Continue reading
CLO magazine, June 2005 – Jay Cross
CLOs face so many decisions, weigh so many priorities and have to keep up with so many new things every day that they can use all the help they can get. The New Yorker once published a cartoon titled “Useful Things.” Pictured were a paperclip, a nail file, a Swiss Continue reading
The Press Release:
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DONALD TRUMP ESTABLISHES TRUMP UNIVERSITY; FOCUS IS LIFELONG LEARNING FOR BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS AND ENTREPRENEURS
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TOP SCHOLARS FROM NORTHWESTERN, COLUMBIA, DARTMOUTH JOIN TRUMP UNIVERSITY
May 23, 2005, New York, N.Y. – Real Continue reading
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This is yet another attempt to hold on to the more timeless entries in a medium that scrolls month-old stuff off the page. Drop me a note if this sort of thing works for you.
Stephen Downes’s mp3 of our panel session on the future of learning at CSTD in New Brunswick two weeks ago.
Via weiterbildungsblog.de:
Unterhaltsam und informativ! Von der Eingangsfrage der Moderatorin: “Stephen, what is the future of LMS’?” (Seine Antwort: “Limited”) bis zum Statement von, ich Continue reading
Booz Allen and Aspen Institute report on a massive research project designed to understand how companies are dealing with the challenges of managing values:
Training Directors Forum 2005
Wild Horse Pass Resort
a $40 cab ride from the Phoenix Airport
When the mercury rises into the triple digits, I mimic an alligator, moving so slowly you’d hardly notice. That lethargic feeling pervaded this conference (which I had found peppy last year.) Regardless, I prefer Continue reading
from EdTechPost:
Over on on the Flosse Posse weblog, Teemu Leinonen has posted a bit of a rant on the term “learning object.” I’m glad someone stepped up and said it. I agree, let’s kill off the word “learning object” and while we are at it, let’s throw “learning object repository” on the Continue reading
Marc and Phil
Full Moon (almost) over Wild Horse Pass Resort
“Salad”
Les desserts
108 °F / 42 °C