Or maybe I should ask, “What Do You Really Know About Your Education Market?” The problem is I don’t know which question I should ask—unless I test which blog post title is most effective. When we think about learning and education, testing inevitably comes up. Should we offer a pre-test and a post-test? How many …
You probably know it better as Tin Can, the popular name that’s stuck and been embraced by Rustici Software (the developers of the API), although Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) prefers calling it the Experience API, or even xAPI. If selecting a first or replacement learning platform is in your future, be sure to check out our …
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[Posted Sept. 24, 2012] I’ve argued in various places that the average adult is not particularly well-prepared to engage in the level of effective lifelong learning required by the learning economy in which we now live and work. We enter “the other 50 years” – those that follow the first 22 years, in which most …
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I find it is very common for clients and prospective clients to want visibility into the “best practices” of other organizations. It’s an understandable desire: why reinvent the wheel, or worse yet, make unnecessary mistakes when you can learn from what other organizations have already done? An understanding of best practices can save a lot …
A few weeks ago I learned about Blake Boles and Zero Tuition College (which you can learn more about in a five-minute video by Boles). Boles challenges college education specifically—why pay $20,000 a year for the “opportunity” to accumulate a sizable debt and graduate with unsure job prospects? why not invest that money and …
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I had the pleasure of talking with Amrit Ahluwalia of The EvoLLLution last week about whether the average adult is prepared to be an effective lifelong learner. You can access the interview at the following links: Audio Recording: http://www.evolllution.com/opinions/audio-preparing-adults-for-lifelong-learning/ PDF of Transcript: https://www.tagoras.com/docs/Preparing-Adults-for-Lifelong-Learning-Jeff Cobb.pdf I mention this not just to be self-serving (though I won’t …
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