Learning & Development in de 21e eeuw
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Presentatie van de workshop op 13 februari 2014 rond nieuwe trends in leren. Hierbij lag de focus op welke nieuwe leervormen, tools en benaderingen mogelijk zijn, gaande van 702010 over mLearning en MOOCs tot gamification.
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- 1. L&D in de 21e eeuw Not Just For superheroes! #LD21 A True Story About Learning Trends
- 2. Wat is het laatste dat Jij geleerd hebt?
- 4. hoofdstuk 1.
- 5. Time flies…
- 6. Back in the days
- 7. Waar is den tijd?
- 8. Voor en na
- 10. Wat denk jij?
- 11. Clash of generations Worst… slide… EVER!
- 12. De uitdaging…
- 13. De uitdaging…
- 14. Hoofdstuk 2.
- 15. 70:20:10
- 16. Even wat duiding
- 17. En wat met onze rol?
- 18. Oefening
- 19. Feedback op sterktes Feedback op zwaktes Helpen nieuwe kennis verwerven Helpen opleiding te zoeken Helpen bij interne vacatures Advies vanuit eigen ervaring Zorgen voor uitdaging Doelstellingen over performance verduidelijken Projecten voorzien Procedure aanleren POP voorzien
- 20. Feedback op sterktes Feedback op zwaktes Helpen nieuwe kennis verwerven Helpen opleiding te zoeken Helpen bij interne vacatures Advies vanuit eigen ervaring -> Zorgen voor uitdaging -> Doelstellingen over performance verduidelijken -> Projecten voorzien Procedure aanleren POP voorzien
- 21. boekentip
- 22. Hoofdstuk 3.
- 23. Rewind
- 24. Monitoren?
- 25. SCORM Sharable Content Object Reference MODEL LMS Learning management system xAPI Experience Application Programming interface LRS Learning record store
- 26. Monitoren?
- 27. Hoofdstuk 4.
- 28. Een tabletje aub
- 29. 56% van jongeren weigert bij een werkgever te werken die het gebruik van sociale media verbiedt
- 30. 27% van werknemers gebruikt minstens 1 keer per dag hun professioneel toestel om een of meerdere sociale netwerken te checken
- 31. In 2012 werden wereldwijd: 727 miljoen smartphones Verkocht en 121,5 miljoen tablets
- 33. De essentie…
- 35. QR codes?
- 37. boekentip
- 38. Hoofdstuk 5.
- 39. Een watte?
- 40. Het ontstaan…
- 41. De hype?
- 42. Drop Outs
- 43. Twee platformen
- 44. Small & personal
- 45. hoofdstuk 6.
- 46. Gamen is voor de jeugd?
- 47. … en voor de mannen?
- 49. Want…
- 51. Het gebruik van game mechanics in een non-game omgeving met als doel fun, motivatie en engagement te verhogen!
- 54. Games & learning De basics! Where scientific research meets pure fun
- 55. Een systeem waarin spelers zich engageren in een artificieel conflict, gekenmerkt door regels en resulterend in een kwantificeerbaar resultaat
- 59. hoofdstuk 7.
- 60. curation is about replacing the noise of ever-increasing information with the clarity of context.
- 61. Curation!
- 63. Sociale media!
- 64. Zijn er nog trends?
- 65. Learning Trends succesfactoren! Tips en tricks die leiden tot goed gebruik!
- 66. Het kost tijd en inspanning Doe het niet omdat anderen het ook doen
- 68. Mik en Durf schieten !
- 69. Wat is JOUW mening na deze sessie?
Editor's Notes
- So what does that mean to all of you in the room with me today? It means comics are a flexible means of telling stories, simplifying concepts, and communicating information in a way that can really resonate with people. It’s a medium that’s becoming more and more acceptable to our learners and it’s a medium we as a community aren’t using nearly as often as we should be.
- So what does that mean to all of you in the room with me today? It means comics are a flexible means of telling stories, simplifying concepts, and communicating information in a way that can really resonate with people. It’s a medium that’s becoming more and more acceptable to our learners and it’s a medium we as a community aren’t using nearly as often as we should be.
- So let’s say you’re going to make a comic: what do you need to know before you get started?
- So what does that mean to all of you in the room with me today? It means comics are a flexible means of telling stories, simplifying concepts, and communicating information in a way that can really resonate with people. It’s a medium that’s becoming more and more acceptable to our learners and it’s a medium we as a community aren’t using nearly as often as we should be.
- Okay, we’ve got the basic tips down pat. Now let’s finish off by looking at the actual tools and options you have for creating your comic visuals. Like I mentioned earlier, we’re going to travel the full spectrum of options here, running from “There is no way I can draw this thing at all” to “I am so ready to do this thing myself”.So let’s start from the “no drawing skills” option and work our way up.
- Now, let’s say you’re not comfortable with drawing your comic, but are comfortable with a camera. You can always drop the idea of using drawings and simply use great photographs as your images. For this example all I did was take some existing photos, imported them into PowerPoint, and then added my text boxes and thought bubble. With a decent camera and some volunteer cast members, this can be a quick and affordable solution.
- Taking this one step further, you can take existing photos and manipulate them to look more comic-like using apps and software like ComicBook! and Comic Life. Software like this includes great prebuilt panel layouts, text bubbles, sound effects, and headings that you simply drag and drop into place. They also have filters that can be used to make photographs look more like traditional comic art. All these features make the process of putting together a professional-looking comic quite simple. Software like this is, thankfully, quite inexpensive. The ComicBook! App is only $1.99. Comic Life has a basic iOS app for $4.99 and a more in-depth version for computers that costs $30. Not bad at all!
- For those of you who have finely tuned art skills, you can always consider using the same digital drawing tools professional comic artists use. Photoshop is a particularly popular choice, and might be something you already own. If you don’t already have Photoshop and need something that’s a bit more budget-friendly, then you may want to consider Manga Studio instead. Unlike Photoshop, it’s a niche product that focuses specifically on creating comics. If that’s all you need, though, it’s perfect. Plus, it’s substantially cheaper than Photoshop. A standard copy retails for $80, but it’s reasonably easy to find on sale (currently it’s about $48).
- So that’s our quick look at comics for learning. Before we move on to questions I’d just like to note that I’ve created a webpage with a bunch of additional resources for you to use. It includes links to the comics, websites, and services I discussed in this presentation, plus a few others I thought you’d enjoy. It also includes this slide deck and my speakers notes.