Searching for "learning research," Work-Learning Research is fairly highly rated.
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Bing: #4
Yahoo: #6
I'm honored and want to thank all the fans who make it so.
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That's great news, Will. Hope that's reflected in the demand for your services and actual overall activity levels in commissioning good quality learning research. It would be great to see 2010 as the year when the learning world genuinely starts to tighten up its act. I made the following comment recently in my KnowNow to KnowHow blog post:
"While much of education and training still dwells on digitising traditional practices, the real prize is in fundamentally reinventing the way in which we support learning. Rather than get in the way with our “learning interventions” (a descriptive phrase that is all too true for all the wrong reasons) we should be building ways to nurture natural learning."
I would be interested in your thoughts on this.
Lars
Posted by: Lars Hyland | Wednesday, 30 December 2009 at 05:37 AM