For those of you who were not able to make it to Saul Carliner’s talk, here are some of the highlights of the night. You can also read his pre-event questions, or join in on some of the post-event discussion.
Notes from Saul Carliner’s talk
Reality or Chatter: A Couple Questions to Explore
- Is m-learning the next big thing in e-learning? If so, what makes it so hot?
- What’s happened to learning objects? Have they gone underground like 80s music? If so, when can we expect their revival?
- In his new book, Marc Rosenberg announces that we’re moving Beyond E-Learning. Is that someplace we want to go?
- Everyone says that, because the current generation of young people is addicted to video games, workplace learning needs to morph into the Sims and Delta Force. But how much does everyone really know?
- In its just-released 2005 Industry Report, TRAINING Magazine declared that the classroom “ain’t dead yet.” So when?
I’ll explore these and similar issues this Tuesday, January 24, 2006, in my presentation, “Seperating the reality from the chatter in learning theories.” 6 - 8 pm, at the Canadian Consulate, Three Copley Place, Suite 400, Boston, MA 02116.
Seperating the reality from the chatter in learning theories.
Past Event: Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Join Saul Carliner, industry thought leader, author and professor for a spirited presentation and discussion on the next steps in elearning. His research interests include emerging genres of online communication for the workplace, means of assessing the productivity, effectiveness, and business performance of workplace content, and informal learning in a variety of contexts.
