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8 Responses to “Jay Cross video on Informal Learning”
[...] networking applications such as Twitter and Second Life can deliver real-time collaboration and informal learning, often physically not possible in the real world. I recently attended a Second Life training [...]
[...] Mentionnons, à titre d’exemple, que certaines études récentes tendent à démonter que 87% de l’apprentissage en entreprise se fait de façon informelle. Il y a donc lieu de se demander, comment se transmet cette information, de quelle manière et [...]
Once I was video conferencing with my college classmate and I had to go on a bathroom break, my computer was completely idle till when my kid sister thought it was just a movie so while she was just playing around with the mouse and my classmate scared her by conferencing. It was very scary for her but it was funny.
[...] with a complicated list of some sort. There are a variety of types of learning: informal (see here, here), formal, social (and here, a guide here, here), uLearning (ubiquitous), self-directed, [...]
March 2, 2007 at 18:49 |
Great video! Jay will be in London at the Seriously Mobile Summit on April 20.
March 2, 2007 at 19:25 |
Thanks, Ron, I think you’ve made your point
March 8, 2007 at 0:54 |
[...] 2008 weblog that Don Taylor currently maintains and if the first three were really good ones this other take is just as good. If not [...]
July 14, 2008 at 18:18 |
[...] : Jay Cross Informal Learning, [...]
October 12, 2008 at 9:49 |
[...] networking applications such as Twitter and Second Life can deliver real-time collaboration and informal learning, often physically not possible in the real world. I recently attended a Second Life training [...]
November 20, 2008 at 17:02 |
[...] Mentionnons, à titre d’exemple, que certaines études récentes tendent à démonter que 87% de l’apprentissage en entreprise se fait de façon informelle. Il y a donc lieu de se demander, comment se transmet cette information, de quelle manière et [...]
February 12, 2009 at 16:52 |
Once I was video conferencing with my college classmate and I had to go on a bathroom break, my computer was completely idle till when my kid sister thought it was just a movie so while she was just playing around with the mouse and my classmate scared her by conferencing. It was very scary for her but it was funny.
June 29, 2009 at 15:59 |
[...] with a complicated list of some sort. There are a variety of types of learning: informal (see here, here), formal, social (and here, a guide here, here), uLearning (ubiquitous), self-directed, [...]