In a previous post I laid out the initial framework for rethinking learning design, and in a subsequent post I elaborated the activity component. want to elaborate the rest a wee bit here. Two additional components of the model around the activities were content and then products coupled with reflection. an event review) or tangible output. MORE >>

I will speaking this week in Montréal at CSTD ‘s Symposium. Please note there are two Harolds as keynote presenters! My topic is The Future of the Training Department. Here’s the set up. Most training activity for the past century assumed that you could prepare people for the future by training them in what had worked in the past. Tweet. MORE >>

To me, the most energizing questions are those that involve people's values, hopes and ideals--questions that relate to something that's larger than them where they can connect and contribute. People don't have a lot of energy around questions that are about removing pain.".                                 --Verna Allee. Follow the energy. MORE >>

September 21-22 2012 is the date of the 9th Annual Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy , held in Savannah, Georgia, USA. The deadline for proposals for workshops and presentations is April 15, 2012. The keynote speaker is Joyce Valenza. Full information at [link]. cfp events MORE >>

Typing your job title in all caps on #LinkedIn does NOT make you look more important than your non-capitalizing peers. Jordan Whitt (@jwwhitt) April 10, 2012. JennaNBaker you’re half right. should’ve qualified that with “unless your job title consists solely of acronyms.” Humor Using LinkedIn LinkedIn Profiles MORE >>