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I’m on leave for a few weeks, so I decided that I better leave you some homework to keep you occupied in my absence.
Objective The objective of this assignment is to create a short e-learning module based upon a PowerPoint presentation. Your mission (should you choose to accept it) [...]

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I’m on leave for a few weeks,  so I decided that I better leave you some homework to keep you occupied in my absence.
Objective The objective of this assignment is to create a short e-learning module based upon a PowerPoint presentation. Your mission (should you choose to accept it) [...]

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Donald Clark has very comprehensively reviewed the new Adobe eLearning Suite (eLS) on his always interesting and informative Big Dog, Little Dog blog.

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I’m delighted (and very proud) to have been awarded the Blogger of the Week accolade from E-Learning Planet.
This multi-faceted site includes e-learning forums, information on e-learning jobs, reviews on e-learning products, and so on.
According to the site, they “post information that covers all aspects of e-learning” including:

An e-learning blog.
Facilitates collaborative learning [...]

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I’m delighted to have been awarded the ‘Blogger of the Week’ accolade from E-Learning Planet

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Concluding our overview of influences which are contributing to the emergence of informal and non-formal learning in the workplace.

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I’m looking at some influences which are contributing to the emergence of informal and non-formal learning in the workplace. In my previous post on this topic, I outlined five change factors:

Blended learning
Talent management
Web / Learning 2.0
Knowledge centers
Immersive learning simulations (serious gaming).

I will discuss the first three of these today. [...]

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The tender shoots of non-formal learning will inevitably be destroyed by the weeds of empire building.

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The Irish Government is set to tax learners with a “failure fee” in the budget next week.
Today, a source close to the ‘Grandpa Simpson of Irish Politics’ Minister for Education Batt O’Keeffe TD (yes, that really is his name) announced that the Department intends to tax the corporate sector through a levy on incorrectly answered [...]

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Irish government to tax learners with “failure fee.”

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