Showing posts with label social media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social media. Show all posts
Monday, 9 August 2010
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
A social media strategy for learning
Here is a great slide on creating a social media strategy for your business.
Now, think about how you might evolve the slide to create a social media strategy for learning . . . The point here is that the key concepts of social media tools are the same whether you are talking marketing, sales or learning. I'll add my concept when I have done it!
Now, think about how you might evolve the slide to create a social media strategy for learning . . . The point here is that the key concepts of social media tools are the same whether you are talking marketing, sales or learning. I'll add my concept when I have done it!
Monday, 7 June 2010
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Social learning is all about the psychology of interaction
Good post here about understanding psychological drivers around content engagement. The post is directed at marketers but could be aimed at training and learning and development professionals, especially those in elearning and social learning. Why? Because it's all content and understanding how people consume and engage content is key to getting engagement with learning tools and content.
Successful elearning engagement requires a good understanding of the convergence of neuroscience, human psychology and group dynamics as seen in Facebook, Amazon etc. Bring this into the learning environment and you will be on to a winner.
Successful elearning engagement requires a good understanding of the convergence of neuroscience, human psychology and group dynamics as seen in Facebook, Amazon etc. Bring this into the learning environment and you will be on to a winner.
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amazon,
facebook,
psychology,
social learning,
social media
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