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If you are going to manage an e-learning project, you must manage the following elements. Scope: This includes proper identification of the tasks that need to be accomplished for the project. It should also take into consideration what happens when the scope of the project changes (it will change). Quality: Your client (internal or external) […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →The great thing about blogs is that even though it seems like two people are having a discussion, others can join in. As Stephen Downes and I have been exchanging talking points about the various schools of educational thought, Bill Kerr has added a number of ideas and insights to the discussion as well and […]
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Leave a Comment (8) →In contrast to the concept of the human brain as merely an information-processing center, the educational philosophy of Constructivism was born. (Apparently Stephen Downes—see his post on the topic— is not the only person who had a problem with the concept of the mind being like a computer and working in an “information processing” only […]
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Leave a Comment (8) →So once I took the quiz, we got both boys involved in the quest to see who was whom among superheros. So…continuing with the “Which Superhero are You Quiz” (see below)my youngest son is Ironman. His attributes are Inventor. Businessman. Genius. I think it pretty much fits him. He is curious, has a good head […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Ok, so I couldn’t resist taking the “Which Superhero am I Quiz“. We got the PS 3 for Christmas and my boys (and me)have been playing the Marvel Ultimate Alliance game constantly…so a superhero theme is running rampant through out our home at the moment. (I know DC and Marvel are rivals but to me […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →I wish you Happy Holidays and a great New Year. Hope you and yours have a great holiday season no matter where in the world you are located or how you celebrate. Also wishing you a happy holiday is the US television station, NBC. NBC set up and conducted a “get together” in Second Life […]
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Leave a Comment (2) →Here is an interview I did with my colleague Marc Rosenberg author of two influential books in the field of learning and e-learning for the web site e-learningguru.com. I worked with Marc at the 2005 EduNeering Knowledge Summit a private event for EduNeering clients. I really enjoyed working with him and jumped at the chance […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Stephen Downes in his response to my post titled Definitions: ABCD Objectives writes It remains puzzling that so much of the instructional design community remains rooted in behaviorism – this more than 30 years after the theory was abandoned everywhere else I am not sure behaviorism has been abandoned everywhere else. In fact, I think […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Ok, so I have been tagged in a blog exercise called a “Meme” which is much like a chain letter…always fun before computers, loved handwriting fourteen letters to avoid my impending doom or bring about incredible luck…the idea of this meme is to write 5 things that you may not know about me and then […]
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Leave a Comment (4) →One of the most important elements of designing effective instruction is to use the right instructional strategies. Here is a recording of a Webinar I conducted for Adobe on the topic of instructional design strategies, it is called Six Effective E-Learning Design Strategies. Take some time to look at the examples and think how you […]
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