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4 Big Ideas That Will Change The World Of Training

Posted by John Dalziel on Sunday, February 27, 2011, In : Issues

"The field of training doesn't change quickly. Even though technological innovation occurs at rapid speed and new learning theories emerge from cognitive research, large and entrenched training organizations move like slow dinosaurs."

This blog entry looks at...

Connectivism;

Collaborative Learning;

Situated Learning;

Informal Learning;

Read the full article at http://theelearningcoach.com/elearning2-0/big-ideas-that-will-change-training/.

Young People's Equality and Human Rights

Posted by John Dalziel on Tuesday, October 19, 2010, In : Issues

I've included TPM's blog in previous posts and, again they have come up with a Equality and Human Rights blog entry that many of learning providers will find a useful resource. I think that I also flagged this video clip - included in the blog (you can watch below or at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRS-ToNpcNY) when it was published last July by Amnesty <http://www.amnesty.org.uk/>...

Read the full blog entry at http://tpmnow.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/young-pe...

Issues affecting learners and young people

Posted by John Dalziel on Tuesday, May 11, 2010, In : Issues

This blog, from one of our supported learning providers, addresses "Issues affecting learners and young people".

Read Training Plus Merseyside's blog entries on...

Digital Citizenship;
Teenage Mental Health;
Bullying; and
HIV Awareness.

at http://tpmnow.wordpress.com/.

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About Me

John Dalziel

Liverpool

I'm an eLearning Adviser specializing in stimulating and supporting innovation in learning via eBooks, eMagazines, blogs (including audio versions), online TV, interactive resources, forums, workshops, conferences and face2face consultations. Evaluating and becoming familiar with sustainable and new technologies allows me to respond to the needs of learning providers from a position of experience rather than 'hearsay'. Supported learning providers, in the northwest of England (UK), can contact me for FREE consultations. Based at Lancaster University I work for the JISC Regional Support Centre - Northwest.