Micro Learning - Disrupting Learning (Shackleton Jones) - part 3 - Affective Context "How Learning Works"
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Micro Learning - Disrupting Learning (Shackleton Jones) - part 2 - Case Studies
Shackleton Jones, N. (2016, July 23). Disrupting Learning—Part 2 . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRaYBStlkW8&t=2s How can I use this? minor use case studies demonstrate the results of consulting with end users / audience about their needs (what works / what doesn't work) Why must I use this? case studies provide insight into how resources are designed according to performance needs and motivations of audience When will I use this? design of resources in general
Micro Learning - Disruptive learning (Shackleton Jones) Micro learning: The next big bad idea - part 1
Shackleton-jones, N. (2016a, July 19). Disrupting Learning & Development: Part 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5tKzTIaZdk Shackleton Jones, N. (2016b, November 24). Micro-learning: The next big bad idea [LinkedIn]. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/micro-learning-next-big-bad-idea-nick-shackleton-jones/ How can I use this? warning (Shackleton) understand how learning takes place chunking yes.. but micro learning should serve as a learning aid and not solely for learning micro learning is about understanding the needs of your audience performance outcomes .. rather than learning objectives learn support guide monitor student usage apply UX principles of design design usefulness goal produce useful, meaningful content something that can be used quickly and purposefully build resources .... NOT (short) courses purpose? to improve performance to reduce the need to learn again to be fit to conte...
Micro Learning - The best microlearning examples to inspire you for 2021 (Elucidat)
Greany, K. (2019, September 7). The best microlearning examples to inspire you for 2021 . Elucidat. https://www.elucidat.com/blog/microlearning-examples/ How can I use this? explain rationale for using micro learning simple framework for realizing micro learning situation, seek, share other 20 seconds of theory, 3-4 in-depth demos, a “how to” some expert tips 6 example frameworks Why must I use this? facilitates design has concrete examples When will I use this? ideal for supporting writing project / generic .. presentation project
Micro Learning - 6 Reasons Micro-Learning Will Make a Huge Impact In Your Organization (eheld)
eheld. (2017, July 12). 6 Reasons Micro-Learning Will Make a Huge Impact In Your Organization [Business]. https://www.slideshare.net/eheld/6-reasons-microlearning-will-make-a-huge-impact-in-your-organization?qid=c124334e-8a93-413b-bf19-26e6187861b3&v=&b=&from_search=6 How can I use this? explain rationale for using micro learning differentiating between training & performance support Why must I use this? cost savings nature of today's learners / workers effectiveness for promoting repeated use When will I use this? writing up rationale for using it reviewing persona of today's students / trainees
Micro Learning - Micro Instructional Design for Problem Based and Game Based Learning
Andy Petroski. (2013, December 18). Micro Instructional Design for Problem-Based and Game-Based Learning [Education]. https://www.slideshare.net/apetroski/micro-instructional-design-for-problembased-and-gamebased-learning?next_slideshow=1
Micro learning - 5 minute desk exercises (example)
5 Minute Desk Exercises | EdApp Microlearning Course Library . (n.d.). Retrieved June 2, 2021, from https://www.edapp.com/course/5-minute-desk-exercises Micro learning example - focus? realizing desk exercises to relieve stress / pain from being at a desk exercises for back exercises for neck & shoulder exercises for carpal tunnel resources Uses a persona scenario / simple graphic animations (animated gifs?) to walk through / demo these exercises free / editable mobile training tool - available for free (unlimited trial) incorporates spacing (science of learning - retention) social learning (encourage sharing amongst one another) share real world examples comment on others examples reward system to recognize engagement - using badges user groups (small team support / sharing / competition)
Micro Learning - references (June 2021)
5 Minute Desk Exercises | EdApp Microlearning Course Library . (n.d.). Retrieved June 2, 2021, from https://www.edapp.com/course/5-minute-desk-exercises Andy Petroski. (2013, December 18). Micro Instructional Design for Problem-Based and Game-Based Learning [Education]. https://www.slideshare.net/apetroski/micro-instructional-design-for-problembased-and-gamebased-learning?next_slideshow=1 eheld. (2017, July 12). 6 Reasons Micro-Learning Will Make a Huge Impact In Your Organization [Business]. https://www.slideshare.net/eheld/6-reasons-microlearning-will-make-a-huge-impact-in-your-organization?qid=c124334e-8a93-413b-bf19-26e6187861b3&v=&b=&from_search=6 Greany, K. (2019, September 7). The best microlearning examples to inspire you for 2021 . Elucidat. https://www.elucidat.com/blog/microlearning-examples/ Gutierrez, K. (2018, September 27). Numbers Don’t Lie: Why Microlearning is Better for Your Learners (and You too) . https://www.shiftelearning....
File Naming Standards - Summary / recommendations
Appears to be consensus that file naming be consistent should not use special characters ( " # % * : < > ? / \ |) should not use spaces (spaces will be converted to the characters "%20" in hyperlinks) should not separate words in file names with underscores or dashes (underscores "_" or dashes “-“) should use capitals instead of periods and spaces should use date format YEAR / MONTH / DAY - ISO 8601 There is no consensus on use version numbers in file names (versioning may be available automatically in Google and/or Sharepoint - viewing history) use of underscores instead of periods and spaces Worthy idea include naming convention in data management plan (and commonly used docs - i.e. agenda - for quick reference) Recommendation 450 / folders / files folders meeting 20210314_450A...
File Naming Standards - Notes (Research Data Management at Princeton)
Cowles, W. (n.d.). Research Guides: Research Data Management at Princeton: File naming and structure . Retrieved May 31, 2021, from https://libguides.princeton.edu/c.php?g=102546&p=930626 Key takeaways be consistent avoid special characters use capitals and underscores instead of periods and spaces use date format YEAR / MONTH / DAY - ISO 8601 include a version number include naming convention in data management plan (and commonly used docs - i.e. agenda - for quick reference) Interesting is how this article suggests the following and how that compares with the Pode article Elements to consider Date of creation (putting the date in the front will facilitate computer aided date sorting) Short Description Work Location Project name or number Sample Analysis Version number
File Naming Standards - Notes (Pode, Staffing Industry Analysts)
Pode, A. (2014, December 21). Probably the best file naming convention ever . Staffing Industry Analysts. https://www2.staffingindustry.com/eng/Editorial/Archived-Blog-Posts/Adam-Pode-s-Blog/Probably-the-best-file-naming-convention-ever Again, Sharepoint focus based on work by Anne Thompson, U of Edinburgh 7 recommendations File name? File name lettering? use Capital letters / not spaces do not use underscores or dashes i.e. 450Agenda vs 450_Agenda rationale? removing underscores shortens file name, use of capitals differentiates words in file name File name length? Short is the word Keep files names short, but meaningful i.e. 450AgendaMidterm vs 450AgendaonUpcomingMidterm File name date? Back to front start back to front (year, month, day) i.e. 20210314450AgendaMidterm vs 14Mar 2021450AgendaMidterm helps with cataloguing and finding files by date File name elements? Order ...