More on defining e-learning, elearning, eLearning…
As I wrote yesterday, Don Morrison has defined e-learning as: The continuous assimilation of knowledge and skills by adults stimulated by synchronous and asynchronous learning events – and sometimes...
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E-learning & Knowledge Management
As you’ll know if you’ve been following the last few posts, I’ve been evaluating the term “e-learning.” After a brief investigation of the current thinking on this term, I chose Don Morrison’s...
View ArticleNon-formal learning in action: Information Sessions
As discussed in my last blog entry, learner intention – specifically deliberative learning (where the worker schedules time to learn) is a key definer of non-formal learning. As such, the development...
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Creating a structure for non-formal learning events
Non-formal learning initiatives such as the Information Sessions are a great way for organisations to enable staff to find out about (current and proposed) procedures, standards, and best industry...
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