Jeff Cobb, Speaker, Writer, Consultant at TagorasAn new, updated version of the free Learning 2.0 for Associations eBook (published in late 2010) can be downloaded at http://www.tagoras.com/learning20/ There are also a number of other resources on the site.2 years ago
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Jeff Cobb, Speaker, Writer, Consultant at TagorasViewers of this slide show may also be interested in a report on e-learning in the association sector that I recently released - Association E-learning 2009: State of the Sector. Find it at http://www.elearning2009.com4 years ago
Jeff Cobb, Speaker, Writer, Consultant at TagorasI've recently reformatted this into a very nice eBook, which may be a preferable format for some. Find out more at http://blog.missiontolearn.com/2008/02/learning-20-ebook-free/5 years ago
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Jeff Cobb, Speaker, Writer, Consultant at TagorasI've updated the presentation (which unfortunately deletes previous comments) to include a slide with the following info. Unfortunately, at the time I am posting this comment, the update is not showing up in the presentation. A caching issue, I assume.
--The download of this presentation at Slideshare.net contains the related script as well as all attributions, etc.
--Resources to accompany the presentation are also available at http://www.missiontolearn.com/resources
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Thank you for joining this presentation on incorporating social media into online learning programs. During the course of the presentation we’ll consider how approaches to learning have evolved and what impact the range of new technologies dubbed “Web 2.0” is having. We’ll also take a look at some of the ways in which associations are using these new technologies and what possibilities they may represent for your professional development and other learning initiatives. This presentation assumes a high level of comfort with the Web, but it does not assume deep familiarity with social media tools. In my examples, I talk about general areas of social media and to illustrate these areas use tools that have a high likelihood of being familiar to most viewers. Viewers who already make significant use of social media technologies may find some of the content a bit basic, but my hope is that the examples and some of the general thinking about Learning 2.0 as a concept will nonetheless be helpful. Let’s start with a look at what we mean by the term “Learning 2.0.” Photo credit: jefield, Flickr, http://www.flickr.com/photos/50021255@N00/20582060/
--The download of this presentation at Slideshare.net contains the related script as well as all attributions, etc.
--Resources to accompany the presentation are also available at http://www.missiontolearn.com/resources
Jeff
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