Thanks Trish! I’m still looking to get this slide deck down in size so I can get it on slideshare, but the 112 slides with mainly images is proving to be a challenge….
The conference was certainly food for thought. There were many people there, including many of keynotes, who understood and talked about social & connected learning. But I think that as this practice stands in diametric opposition to what most (not all) trainers do or arrange each day, it was too hard of a concept to sell. It has certainly sparked my thinking….
[...] questions at the national AITD conference on training and development where I was invited to be a keynote. Much of the discussion in the keynotes and sessions where how traditional trainers/developers [...]
For the Moodle Tool Guide for Teachers
Great presentation Joyce, thanks for sharing. Followed #Aitd12 from another conference – sounds like it was a challenge!
Thanks Trish! I’m still looking to get this slide deck down in size so I can get it on slideshare, but the 112 slides with mainly images is proving to be a challenge….
The conference was certainly food for thought. There were many people there, including many of keynotes, who understood and talked about social & connected learning. But I think that as this practice stands in diametric opposition to what most (not all) trainers do or arrange each day, it was too hard of a concept to sell. It has certainly sparked my thinking….
[...] questions at the national AITD conference on training and development where I was invited to be a keynote. Much of the discussion in the keynotes and sessions where how traditional trainers/developers [...]