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believe that moving your content into a learning path is the best way to address learner needs today. 

A bold statement that generates lots of questions from learning professionals:  what are paths, what makes a good learning path and where do I start to move my conten...

Most learning professionals agree there is another revolution underway. We have been through a few changes in the past decade: move to virtual, go to web based, LMS breakthroughs.  But this one is really more user driven – more of an uprising by the people.

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You hear a lot today about flipping the classroom. Here is a quick definition:

A Learning model where the lecture and homework elements of a course are reversed. Short video lectures are viewed by learners before the class, then in-class time is devoted to exercises, pr...

I recently read an article, entitled "Study with the Stars" in the Parade magazine.  Yes, that Sunday newspaper magazine - I love it!  But this week's article had me reading between the lines.  (link: http://parade.com/496459/kristinluna/study-with-the-stars-learn-from...

In my last article, I talked about how curation software meets demands of today’s learners.   These products open the door to greater use and the potential of viral learning.

However, from an Enterprise learning organization point of view, that door also opens to a...

The hottest trend in learning today is curation software or what some are calling Learning Ecosystems.  A few players have been in the market for about 3 years, a few added last year and this year it seems that many new and old companies are saying they do “curation”.

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It is surprising how many learning professionals are not aware of the revolution going on with Learning Technology.  In previous posts, I have talked a bit about how we can “open the door” to more effective and engaged training – and thus more engaged employees by usin...