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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"In every walk of life, there is jargon. Whether you're talking about sports or a doctor's office, you'll find words that don't make much sense to people on the outside ..."
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"The modern workplace places little emphasis on developing new staff’s skills, instead expecting universities to tailor curriculum..."
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"The workplace is ever-changing. Employers are demanding increasing flexibility, adaptability, short-term contracts, and project-based work, while workers are increasingly demanding job security, higher wages, and better work conditions ..."
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"In this research-based article, an instructional design model and nine most promising e-learning methods are described which can be used to design a curriculum to accelerate proficiency at the workplace ..."
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"What does the future of work hold? Is it a frightening world of machine encroachment and narrowing opportunities - or is it an exciting and dynamic place we should look forward to? ..."
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"In today's time-crunched, attention-deficit and multitasking world, micro-learning seems to have cropped up as a possible solution to corporate ..."
Aurore C@priles's curator insight,
May 17, 2015 1:58 PM
Les concepteurs pédagogiques font aujourd'hui face à un nouveau défi : définir des solutions de formation "streamlinées", plus courtes, plus intuitives et plus interactives. Exit les modules e-Learning pendant lesquels l'apprenant reste passif 45 à 60 minutes. Face à la masse quotidienne d'informations que nous devons trier et au peu de temps dont nous disposons, une nouvelle génération d'outils de formation à distance doit être créée. La solution ? Le micro-learning. "Any learning or insight that can occur in a few minutes or so is a form of micro-learning. By wedding it to technology, we are perhaps giving it a new form but the concept is not new. A mentor giving feedback on a task done can be micro-learning unless it is an extended feedback session. An email with a few lines of instruction is micro-learning. An app with a 2-minute recipe is micro-learning. A comment from a peer on one’s work. Tweet chats, telephone conversations, IMs, coffee time discussions – any and all of these can be micro-learning"
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"How far has technology advanced over the last 100 years in the workplace? This visually inviting infographic by Knoll has some of those answers..."
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"Digital curation is a growing need for anyone who routinely uses the Internet, and is especially important for workplace learning professionals, since our job is to help people work better. Part of that task is finding the best resources available that workers can use to support learning and bringing those resources to their attention..."
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