What would you like to do better as a Learning Professional?
Simple question, but I'd expect some interesting answers.
How to Respond:
Option 1 - Simply put your thoughts in a comment. This may be more attractive this month since the answer might be relatively short.
Option 2 -
Step 1 - Post in your blog (please link to this post).
Step 2 - Put a comment in this blog with an HTML ready link that I can simply copy and paste (an HTML anchor tag). I will only copy and past, thus, I would also recommend you include your NAME immediately before your link. So, it should look like:
Tony Karrer - Safety Training Design
or you could also include your blog name with something like:
Tony Karrer - Safety Training Design : eLearning Technology
Please note that I will not be moderating roughly from April 5-12 this month. Thus, it may take a while to copy the posts up.
Posts So Far:
- Karyn Romeis said... Here's mine.
- Shaun said... Another great conversation starter, my 2 cents here
- Michael Hanley said... Very tough one this month! Here's my "do better" list...
- Nicola - my 3
- Malinka Ivanova - The Students' Long Tail
- Jeffrey Keefer - What I Hope to Improve as a Learning Professional
- Benjamin Hamilton - Push Back
- Christy Tucker - My Goal: Better E-Learning Interactivity
- Stephen Downes - Mine...
- Great Leadership
- Designed for Learning
- better, not different
- What Would I Like To Do Better As A Learning Professional?- From, TATA Interactive Systems
- thoughts on the question.
- my list of wishes
- My thoughts on the question...
- Peter Shea Here's my ambition
- Not be a production pixie
- eCube team blog - Do better as learning professional
- Virginia Yonkers
- Sylvia Currie - My list
- G-Cube: Putting Learner Back Into Learning
- Jane - A few thoughts ....
- Natalie - Design for Learning
- Gina's is here
- Act Locally
- From Jacob...Learning to be better
- Sameer Lele What I would like to do better!
Another great conversation starter, my 2 cents here
ReplyDeleteVery tough one this month! Here's my "do better" list...
ReplyDeletehere's my 3
ReplyDeleteMalinka Ivanova - The Students' Long Tail
ReplyDeleteGreat opportunity for reflection.
ReplyDeleteJeffrey Keefer -
What I Hope to Improve as a Learning Professional
Benjamin Hamilton - Push Back
ReplyDeleteChristy Tucker - My Goal: Better E-Learning Interactivity
ReplyDeletewow, there's soooo many things to pick from.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine at Great Leadership
Dan
Catch my views on Designed for Learning
ReplyDeleteHere's mine - better, not different.
ReplyDeleteWhat Would I Like To Do Better As A Learning Professional?
ReplyDeleteFrom, TATA Interactive Systems
My thoughts on the question.
ReplyDeletethis is my list of wishes
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts on the question...
ReplyDeletePeter Shea Here's my ambition
ReplyDeleteI think the Learning Circuit’s Big Question for this month will make each of us introspect quite a bit! At least, I read the question 2-3 times and tried to really ponder on what are the things I personally want to do better as a learning professional.
ReplyDeleteThere are various entities you come across while in a working environment that you think “constrain” or “limit” you to perform your best or perform the way you want to. Some of these entities include the work deadlines, inability to convince the customer on certain aspects of the project, lack of time to learn or induct a new team in the middle of the project, cost, other technology related constraints, and so on. At such times, you wish if you could have things your way, the overall quality of the product you are creating would be much better than what you are currently doing. So, in a nutshell, you have the potential to do it better but you are limited by one or the other so called constraints.
I personally would want to stretch my potential as far as possible and try to do better - especially in the following areas:
1. Understanding my end user better – either by directly talking to them (where possible) or understanding their needs through the customer I am interacting with, so I can add better value in the product I am creating
2. Spend time in “designing” the product well (and not just have a “design” phase in the DLC) and having a design walkthrough
3. Finding out newer ways (by research or interactions) to make the content more engaging and interactive for the learner
4. And most important, to be able to find out (through a feedback survey or similar means) how much impact did the training have on the end user so I can improvise in subsequent work
Here's my response... umm err rant: Not be a production pixie
ReplyDeleteShilpa
Here's mine. Not too inspiring!
ReplyDeleteClark Starr and Kamakshi Bhalla comment on the big question in eCube team blog.
ReplyDeleteeCube team blog - Do better as learning professional
What I would like to do better would be the planning process when working with a Subject matter expert on their course. Get all of the information of how it should be built from the beginning - and stand firm on not moving forward until we have everyone's buy in.
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ReplyDeleteSylvia Currie - My list
ReplyDeleteG-Cube: Putting Learner Back Into Learning
ReplyDeleteI wish I had more reflection time. There is so many new ideas, new technologies, and new areas to explore but finding the time to spend playing with these new things is becoming harder and harder to do. I practice good time management (using the GTD system) but my biggest problem is just the day-to-day firefighting.
ReplyDeleteI suppose what I could do better is stop saying yes so much and do a better job at prioritizing.
A few thoughts ....
ReplyDeleteMy answer
ReplyDelete"Simpler, and with more laughter." - the sign over Bertolt Brecht's desk
presumably in German)
I'd like to learn how to better foster a community of learners in my courses, and apply wikis and blogs to their full potential.
ReplyDeleteBlog - Design for Learning
Gina's is here
ReplyDeleteA fun topic. Here's my response: Act Locally
ReplyDeleteRay Cole - This Month's "Big Question"
ReplyDeleteFrom Jacob...Learning to be better
ReplyDeleteThanks..
ReplyDeleteCal Tel
http://article.ezedir.com
Sameer Lele What I would like to do better!
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