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Clive on Learning: Stocking fillers for e-learning enthusiasts

A reading list for e-learning professionals. I have some of these books, and I'm familiar with others, but some of these are new to me. Not everything on the list is directly related to e-learning, but Clive has reviewed all the books.

#lifelonglearning #elearning

·clive-shepherd.blogspot.com·Dec 13, 2007

Clive on Learning: Stocking fillers for e-learning enthusiasts

TL Forum 2000: McLoughlin and Marshall - learner support in an online teaching environment

Scaffolding skills for learning online to support the development of lifelong learning skills. The authors identify 4 aspects of "learning to learn": articulation, self regulation, repertoir of learning strategies, and self-evaluation skills. Design principles to support these 4 component skills are covered.

#instructionaldesign #learning #lifelonglearning #scaffolding #elearning

·lsn.curtin.edu.au·Feb 15, 2008

TL Forum 2000: McLoughlin and Marshall - learner support in an online teaching environment

eLearn: Ten Web 2.0 Things You Can Do in Ten Minutes to Be a More Successful E-learning Professional

List from Stephen Downes of quick activities. Although the title says "e-learning professionals" many of these would be applicable to anyone interested in some quick ongoing professional development

#lifelonglearning #web2.0 #elearning

·elearnmag.org·Mar 26, 2008

eLearn: Ten Web 2.0 Things You Can Do in Ten Minutes to Be a More Successful E-learning Professional

Nuts and Bolts: Read Up! by Jane Bozarth : Learning Solutions Magazine

Even if you don't have a degree in instructional design (and maybe especially if you don't), you can improve your skills by reading deeply in more academic literature. Jane Bozarth shares some recommendations for authors to start with and strategies for finding sources.

You may find something that surprises or unsettles you. Or you may find something that confirms what you believe with data and not just some anecdotes or gut feelings. Some time spent here will help you move past “I think” or “it feels right” to “evidence shows.”

#lifelonglearning #instructionaldesign #multimedia #multimedialearning #CoP #reflection #elearning

·learningsolutionsmag.com·Feb 9, 2016

Nuts and Bolts: Read Up! by Jane Bozarth : Learning Solutions Magazine