DevLearn 2010
Idea Catcher
by
Jenny Tsai-Smith
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DevLearn 2010
Idea Catcher
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Don't build walled-gardens
Make it one big box
Remember the 5ables
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Mobile
Learning anytime, anywhere,
about anything
Games
If you're not having fun, you're
not learning
Games get rid of learners and
turn them into problem solvers
Learning
Attract first, then engage
Informal vs. Formal learning
More learning done informally
Learning style is a myth
Finding and filtering info is a
new learning skill
Pull instead of Push
To PULL successfully, need to
be able to find
Unless learner happens to need
the info, a PUSH may be
ignored
the reason we learn is to change
behavior and impact the world around
us
Design
Don't use Arial for screen reading - it
doesn't promote reading...too easy to just
skim via recognition
Use Garamond font for screen reading -
serif font that is easier to read than
TNR
Lead with pictures
Avoid visual clowns - they distract
One liners
What problem do you want to solve?
Think big. Start small. Move fast!
Your human network will keep
you safe
we need to become
exceptional at pattern
recognition
we are at a major inflection
(liminal) point in history
What can we do differently
Use short video to introduce lab
practices, ask some lead-in questions,
then do labs
Create guided discussion list
for instructors to use
How can we help / teach our
instructors to teach our courses more
effectively
Communicate directly with
instructors
CDs, CMs sit in on classes
To allow time for instructors to discuss labs
(pre, post), need to reduce the amount of
information covered
we only have 24 hours, to do
more, we need to cut more
don't create recorded TTTs
for all courses
reduce the amount of notes
fewer slides
allow CDs to attend
(in-person, or remotely) the
FGT - at CM's discretion
Design courses as LVCs
chunking content
add multi-media, learn Camtasia so can create
recorded demos, Use video to introduce lesson, quiz questions as knowledge checks, recorded / scripted
voice-over lectures, animations
what's different between designing
courses for LVC-delivery, versus for
ILT-delivery
Become WebEx delivery experts
Provide lab debrief video or discussion
questions or alternate methods for
completing some of the practices
How can we help CDs learn
give them enough time
set them up for success
(know the team member's
capabilities)
set reasonable, achievable
checkpoints and key
milestones
remind them that they need to understand
how they learn to then determine the best
plan for picking up new technology
where do we spend time
when developing ILTs
learning the product well
enough to add value
designing and creating labs
may be better to create labs first
going back and forth between
labs and lessons