The E-learning Curve at Edublogs

Unfortunately no time to post on e-learning today: I’m off on my holidays for a week - going to New York for a week of rest and relaxation.

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Unfortunately no time to post on e-learning today: I’m off on my holidays for a week - going to New York for a week of rest and relaxation.

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I’m going to begin this post by mentioning Donald Clark’s view on Donald Kirkpatrick’s model - the post has the tongue-in-cheek title Donald Talks Bollocks, and it gives an alternative view on the four levels; have a read, it’s good stuff.
However, as Mr. Clark points out, rejecting Kirkpatrick doesn’t provide a answer to how [...]

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I’m going to begin this post by mentioning Donald Clark’s view on Donald Kirkpatrick’s model - the post has the tongue-in-cheek title Donald Talks Bollocks, and it gives an alternative view on the four levels; have a read, it’s good stuff.
However, as Mr. Clark points out, rejecting Kirkpatrick doesn’t provide a answer to how [...]

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I’m going to begin this post by mentioning Donald Clark’s view on Donald Kirkpatrick’s model - the post has the tongue-in-cheek title Donald Talks Bollocks, and it gives an alternative view on the four levels; have a read, it’s good stuff.
However, as Mr. Clark points out, rejecting Kirkpatrick doesn’t provide a answer to how [...]

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I’m getting some interesting feedback from a variety of sources on my blog post Recession and the challenge to e-learning. Steve McKenzie over at Eduspaces has commented that he considers e-learning to be a “recession buster …on balance costs for institutions and individuals can be saved.”
I completely agree with Steve’s assessment; the challenge as I [...]

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I’m getting some interesting feedback from a variety of sources on my blog post Recession and the challenge to e-learning. Steve McKenzie over at Eduspaces has commented that he considers e-learning to be a “recession buster …on balance costs for institutions and individuals can be saved.”
I completely agree with Steve’s assessment; the challenge as I [...]

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I’m getting some interesting feedback from a variety of sources on my blog post Recession and the challenge to e-learning. Steve McKenzie over at Eduspaces has commented that he considers e-learning to be a “recession buster …on balance costs for institutions and individuals can be saved.”
I completely agree with Steve’s assessment; the challenge as I [...]

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Donald L Kirkpatrick first published his ideas on evaluating learning in 1959 in a series of articles in the US Training and Development Journal. The articles were subsequently included in his book Evaluating Training Programs (originally published in 1975; I have the 2006 edition).
In this text he outlined and further developed his theories on evaluating [...]

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Donald L Kirkpatrick first published his ideas on evaluating learning in 1959 in a series of articles in the US Training and Development Journal. The articles were subsequently included in his book Evaluating Training Programs (originally published in 1975; I have the 2006 edition).
In this text he outlined and further developed his theories on evaluating [...]

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