E-learning Curve Blog at Edublogs

I’m developing an e-learning blog specifically for learning professionals based in Ireland. I aim to use it as a platform to discuss Learning & Development Technology-related topics specific to practitioners based in the Emerald Isle.
The Great Recession notwithstanding, Ireland has a vibrant technology and knowledge-based industrial economy, and one of the domains [...]

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In M-Learning via the iPhone 1, I started to investigate the characteristics of mobile learning by going back to basics, specifically looking at the technological and conceptual foundations of this domain: training, instruction, education and learning. Today, I’m going to begin in earnest by telling you a story about a book – a wholly remarkable [...]

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In their seminal 2001 white paper Powering the leap to maturity: The eLearning ecosystem, Pat Dillon and Chas Hallet suggest a useful interpretation and use for the traditional learning curve, and introduce their concept of the e-learning curve. They assert that emerging technology has changed the focus of corporate learning systems from task-based, procedural training [...]

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In their seminal 2001 white paper Powering the leap to maturity: The eLearning ecosystem, Pat Dillon and Chas Hallet suggest a useful interpretation and use for the traditional learning curve, and introduce their concept of the e-learning curve. They assert that emerging technology has changed the focus of corporate learning systems from task-based, procedural training [...]

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In the introduction to yesterday’s blog post, I alluded to the axiom that ‘practise makes perfect’ – the concept that the acquisition and improvement of new skills, knowledge or expertise are broadly predicated upon the learner’s facility to rehearse and become more proficient in the tasks or activities being practised. This is not news – [...]

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In the introduction to yesterday’s blog post, I alluded to the axiom that ‘practise makes perfect’ – the concept that the acquisition and improvement of new skills, knowledge or expertise are broadly predicated upon the learner’s facility to rehearse and become more proficient in the tasks or activities being practised. This is not news – [...]

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A colleague recently asked me “What is an e-learning curve?”
Well, when I originally started The E-Learning Curve Blog, my primary concern was to create a witty electronic learning-related title that hopefully caught my potential audiences’ eye, and the name implied that the content of the blog would be a learning journey – for me as [...]

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A colleague recently asked me “What is an e-learning curve?”
Well, when I originally started The E-Learning Curve Blog, my primary concern was to create a witty electronic learning-related title that hopefully caught my potential audiences’ eye, and the name implied that the content of the blog would be a learning journey – for me as [...]

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