Showing posts with label social learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social learning. Show all posts

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Sumeet Moghe

Sumeet Moghe

Sumeet Moghe, India, All Sectors

Sumeet Moghe has 9 years of experience in Training and Development and has a passion for devising and talking about new training methods. Sumeet works with ThoughtWorks Technologies Pvt Ltd, India and heads Training and Education for ThoughtWorks Globally.

In the last couple of years, Sumeet has been particularly interested in observing the synergy between Agile and Learner Centered Training methods, built around the values of Respect, Communication, Feedback, Courage and Simplicity. At ThoughtWorks, he has had the opportunity of seeing these in practice and actually inventing a few practices of his own.

Sumeet is deeply passionate in bringing Agile principles to non-computer science arenas as well and has taken a step by applying these to the fields of Workplace Learning, Enterprise 2.0 and team collaboration.

Free as in Freedom
My blog focuses on post-modern corporate education, ranging on topics from training and facilitation, to instructional design, elearning, enterprise 2.0, social media, collaboration, building high performance teams and presentation skills.

Theme: elearning, instructional design, enterprise 2.0, agile, presentations, social media, social learning

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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Chris

Chris

Chris, France, Adult, Lifelong Learning

Originally from a technical background, went back to university first to do a degree in Psychology and Applied Linguistics, then on to do a masters MA.ed., in Education Science - specialised in Lifelong Learning and adult learning.

I then followed a coach training course at L'école Supérieure de Commerce de Toulouse over a period of 18 months, qualified TEFL at University of Central Lancashire and DTEFL at University of Edinburgh.

I have worked in Poland and in France in roles that include training, facilitation and coaching.

Business owner based in South Western France and working globally on projects as varied as individual and team business coaching, Blended Learning integration into organisational learning, Soft Skills training, and social media integration in knowledge management, organisational learning and team or group working.

My hobbies include, skiing, sailing, cycling, gastronomy, wine, learning & personal development, Web 3,0, I am also a part time acrylics and watercolour artist.

I love to network with people and to learn about new technologies and especially the application of new technologies to learning.

Lifelong Social Learning Blog - currently offline
Exploration of Lifelong Learning in all its facets, especially from a collaborative / social learning approach to personal development and soft skills for life.

Theme: lifelong learning, learning, elearning, blended learning, soft skills, coaching, language learning, time management,social media, social learning

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Ian Guest

Ian Guest

Ian Guest, UK, Cross-Phase, Primary, Secondary

Work - ICT Development Manager and School ICT Leader. Study - Masters (TELIC at Sheffield Hallam Uni.). Interest - how ICT can help in learning.

In the pICTure
A place to reflect on ICT in my job and in my studies . . . but not in isolation. A blog is a place to give 'voice' to your thoughts so that you can benefit from the guidance and wisdom of others.

Theme: ICT, web 2.0, social learning, eLearning, learning platforms, cpd, tools, pln, ple

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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Renee L. Robbins

Renee L. Robbins

Renee L. Robbins, USA, Adult, Social Learning Theory

Renee L Robbins is a learning professional from Chicago, IL. She graduated with a degree in adult learning theory from DePaul University and most recently managed the internal education program at Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America.

She has a passion for social media and is committed to exploring ways to leverage emerging technologies to enhance the learner experience.

Learning Putty - currently offline
How do you fill a learning gap? With learning putty!
This blog addresses how you can use the tools of social media to enhance the effectiveness of your training and development programming. Primarily for adult education but the theories can be applied to other age groups as appropriate.

Theme: social learning, social media, training, learning, development, corporate learning, social learning theory, distance learning, online learning

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Eric Davidove

Eric Davidove

Eric Davidove, UK, Business, Corporate, Adult, Learning, Training, Social Media

22 years with Accenture "living through and helping my clients manage through change."

My core competencies include business case development, project and programme management, business and systems integration, process design, organizational change, learning and development, social media, operational management, commercial and vendor management, measurement and evaluation, and change management.

I have worked across many industries and geographies, with diverse teams, with proven results. My social learning project recently won an award from "World of Learning."

daretoshare
This blog is dedicated to informal and social learning, collaboration and networking, social media and learning strategy.

Twitter: edavidove
Linked In Profile: davidove


Theme: learning, collaboration, social, training, social media, social learning

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Joe Yang

Joe Yang

Joe Yang, China, Primary

Joe, China, Primary School ICT Teacher

南荔飘香
Using education technology in ICT teaching and learning.

Theme: social learn, web2.0, education technology, primary education

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Xinyu Li

Xinyu Li

Xinyu Li, China, Secondary

Teacher of Information Technology.

mingxiao's blog
Focusing on media and educational technology.

Theme: web2.0 tools, media and software applications, social learning

Tom

Tom

Tom, China, Primary

Teacher, blogger, learner.

Tom'blog - currently offline
Web2.0 and Social Learning.

Theme: web2.0, social learning, informal learning, PKM, PLE

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Mingshan Li

Mingshan Li

Mingshan Li, China, Primary School Teacher

Rural work, teacher, educator, innovator, experimentalisr.

lms0023 的好看簿
Rural education.

Theme: social learn, web2.0, education technology, village, primary education

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Xiuli Zhuang

Xiuli Zhuang

Xiuli Zhuang, China, University, Educational Technology

Teacher, Educational Technology, Beijing Normal University, Instructional Design, Social Learn, PKM, ('Normal' means 'Teacher education' here.)

xiuli'blog - currently offline
Focusing on social learn technology.

Co-founder of SocialLearnLab

Theme: social learn, KM, web2.0, education technology, instructional design

Monday, February 23, 2009

Bhanwar Singh

Bhanwar Singh

Bhanwar Singh, India, All Sectors, Improvised Learning

I have a keen interest in innovative and interactive learning technologies.

Education & Training
I am very interested in latest technology innovations which actually enhances the efficiency and makes the job easier and simpler.

Theme: eLearning, interactivity, classroom, training, ILT, WBT, learning technology, innovations, rapid interactivity building, social learning, enliven presentations

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Steve Carroll

Steve Carroll

Steve Carroll, Australia, Primary, Secondary, Chess, Numeracy

Chess-Squared
A numeracy initiative of the Mt. Alexander cluster of schools funded by Innovations and Excellence.

A partnership supported by Castlemaine Chess Club, Castlemaine Community House, School Focused Youth Service, and James Cook University- School of Education- Queensland.

Theme: numeracy, well-being, social learning, managing personal learning, metacognition, thinking, ethnography

Monday, April 28, 2008

Esperanza Román Mendoza

Esperanza Román Mendoza

Esperanza Román Mendoza, Arizona, USA & Spain, Higher Education, Adult, Instructional Technology

Instructional technologist with over 15 years experience in the academic sector, is Associate Professor of Spanish at George Mason University. She also teaches online courses on Web 2.0 tools and E-learning pedagogy at the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia and the Universidad Camilo José Cela in Spain.

Corto y cambio
Reflections on elearning and eresearch from the perspective of a Spaniard working in the US. Reflexiones made in USA sobre el impacto de la Web social en el elearning y en la investigación combinadas con humor, ironía y literatura.

Theme: education, instructional technology, elearning, web2.0, internet literacy, GMU, tools, literature, irony, spanish, web-based training, social learning, UNED, Universidad Camilo José Cela

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Piotr Peszko

Piotr Peszko

Piotr Peszko, Poland, eLearning

Web Sites Designer and Developer, E-learning Designer, Moodle Coder. Particularly interested in e-learning, motivational systems and artificial inteligence. Always interested in new open source projects, as well as using new technology for the web.

elearning 2.0
A blog about many aspects of online learning, elearning 2.0 and interactions design.

Theme: elearning, rapid elearning, social learning