This is a different type of post to what I normally do. It’s the beginning of a new theme for the blog in which I’ll be ‘thinking out loud’ about how we use Glasshouse to solve learning problems.
Glasshouse is a cloud-based on eLearning development tool.
xAPI is an exciting new way of tracking and recording learning. We see it as being a key technology to enable the 70:20:10 learning model. We have two FREE webinars coming up on xAPI and 70:20:10 that we are running in collaboration with Leo Gaggi from Brightcookie.
This is our third and final blog post in the series of joint blog posts with Clint Smith at LearnWorks about choosing a Learning Management System (LMS).
Join us online for an interactive discussion about using virtual classrooms to enhance and support the 20: in the 70:20:10 model.
This is our second blog post in a series of joint blog posts with Clint Smith from LearnWorks on choosing a Learning Management System (LMS).
Crafting discussion forum tips
Consider the learning outcomes/end result you are after and craft your forum topic with this in mind. Give clear instruction, take care when using jargon.
This is our first post in a series of joint blogs with Clint Smith at LearnWorks about Choosing a Learning Management(LMS) . Last year Sprout Labs and LearnWorks were involved in couple of LMS selection and management projects.
Process tips
Develop clear expectations/norms around the level of participation and quality of contributions. Guide participants on what makes a good post. Be consistent and clear, include timelines and reminders. Provide support to new members, give that little extra attention. Provide guidance on where posts belong.
During a project meeting an interesting thing happened. This particular project has been in the review stage for a while. The main navigation for this online learning module is built around a map of the small town.
Join us online for an interactive discussion. Join us online for an interactive discussion about how to improve the results from formal training and learning programs using Learning Transfer.
