lrnchat @lrnchat Good night everyone. See you next week in #lrnchat!

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Qwrap check out our upcoming webinar by Ethan Edwards, our blogs and #iterations video blog info.alleninteractions.com #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat We are always up for ideas for #lrnchat. Send theme/5-6 questions to @lnddave or @janebozarth or @quinnovator or @cammybean

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @janebozarth Thank you Jane =) Thanks for a great #lrnchat So behind..Didn’t get to read the article ahead of time – on the list of…

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Thanks everybody for another great lrnchat #lrnchat

Milner-Kemp Corp. @MilnerKempCorp #bones #dwts #glee #gossipgirl #graysanatomy #idol #lrnchat #mlearning @Mayerjs #sharktank #survivor #teachers #theoffice #thevoice #xfactor

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jsuzcampos thank you #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @urbie positive deviant… #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jshamsy good to see you Jennifer #lrnchat

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @Melynda_Conner so true! we remain observant and always connect to deepen our understanding–and then collaborate #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jsuzcampos heh #lrnchat

mequel scott @mequel Check out my professional profile and connect with me on LinkedIn. lnkd.in/N7-PgY #lrnchat #Eval #businessanthropologist #in

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Cool ideas…thanks for a great #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Cool ideas…thanks for a great #lrnchat

urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat Qwrap urbie delgado, instructional designer, tune-hummer: “I saw learning’s face, now I’m a believer. Yeah, yeah, yeah!”

jaycross @jaycross One person’s constant is another person’s variable. #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @MattGuyan So glad to see Oz folks here! Have a good day — #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross @jaycross #lrnchat I bet my attention span is shorter than yours, Jane.

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Qwrap) THANKS to @JaneBozarth for yet another amazing discussion. I feel like #lrnchat is back from the dead and I’m so glad!

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan @JaneBozarth Lol. Pity the Aussie dollar has dropped against the US #lrnchat

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Qwrap) Melissa Tingley, ID specialist & general edu-geek, Boston. Always learning something new! #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Thanks to Jane Bozarth. Where does she find the time? #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Qwrap) Jeannette Campos, lover of learning, admirer of design. Red Sox Nation. Leaning In and #winning #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Thanks to Jane Bozarth. Where does she find the time? #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jaycross sometimes my lack of patience works in my favor, see? #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @tomspiglanin it was example of someone who believed learning was inherited, saw himself as not ‘smart’ #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Time flies when you’re having fun! Matt ID from Oz, keen to expand my network and learn from others #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q6b Show them the positive consequences of knowing, and negative of not. It is so much more powerful than a score on a test. #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth The reading for tonight was from Schommer at tinyurl.com/khwj7yw #lrnchat
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Melynda Conner @Melynda_Conner A6) Jumping in here…#lrnchat we learn by paying close attention to the material & we help others learn by paying close attention to them.

jaycross @jaycross Thanks to Jane Bozarth. Where does she find the time? #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Qwrap It’s that time again. WWWW, shameless plugs welcome. #lrnchat
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Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy RT @jsuzcampos: Q6) To help others learn, we must first be experts at our craft. We must first be learners of learning. #lrnchat…

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @jshamsy yes! all part of the process of meaningful learning…must want to be on that quest of understanding. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT qwrap) That was quick. Great to part of #lrnchat again – thanks @janebozarth – Jane Hart in NYC for 1 more day

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth The reading for tonight was from Schommer at tinyurl.com/khwj7yw #lrnchat

urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A6 also (for others) model. Plus yell, loudly, how cool and energizing learning is. I do on FB ALL the time. Hope my kids get it.

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Qwrap. Great time! Until next week. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator Clark Quinn, L&D innovation instigator, hope to see some at next weeks #mlearncon! #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani Thanks for a great session @lrnchat nice to meet everyone #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q6) At work, emphasize learning as a continual process that occurs everywhere everyday. You don’t need a classroom to learn. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator thanks to new and returning #lrnchat participants for another wise and witty session
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @JaneBozarth have experienced that too, plus opposite – I have a degree let me tell u how wrong u are #LrnChat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q6 tell them about lrnchat #lrnchat
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Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @c4lpt #lrnchat Great point! Let’s hope so..if so we can all rest assured that we will be gainfully employed for many many years =)

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani @jshamsy great advice #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Qwrap thanks for another amazing #lrnchat I am sure to retain a lot IT clickity click training #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Qwrap thanks for another amazing #lrnchat I am sure to retain a lot IT clickity click training #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Jay Cross, Berkeley. Great fun being with you peeps. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @C4LPT: I think that self-learning is going to be the key skill for the future. If you cant learn – you wont be able to get work #lrnchat

Edumorfosis @edumorfosis RT @c4lpt: I think that self-learning is going to be the key skill for the future. If you cant learn – you wont be able to get work #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a6) support meta-learning: understanding what learning is, and how to be self-effective at it #lrnchat
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Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @LifelongAttempt @C4LPT @mlmcpherson it’s about re-channeling fear of not knowing into purposeful actions for learning #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos @JaneBozarth Sing it, sister. Preaching:Choir. #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q6 tell them about lrnchat #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator thanks to new and returning #lrnchat participants for another wise and witty session

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @MattGuyan your check’s in the mail #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q6) To help others learn, we must first be experts at our craft. We must first be learners of learning. #lrnchat
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urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A6 best practice: never stop. If you do stop (like I did for a long time) grab it with both hands and don’t let go.

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jsuzcampos tell it. #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q6. Leg’s not forget that basic principal to encourage learning: add the WIFM #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Help workforce stakeholders see that “learning” has almost nothing to do with what they think of as “school” #lrnchat
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Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @LifelongAttempt @C4LPT But it’ hard for students to see the “big picture” or the “forrest” when they are stuck in the trees! #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q6) Don’t get discouraged…sometimes knowing what you don’t know is more important than knowing what you do know.

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q6) To help others learn, we must first be experts at our craft. We must first be learners of learning. #lrnchat
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Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q6 tell them about lrnchat #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @lrnchat: Qwrap It’s that time again. WWWW, shameless plugs welcome. #lrnchat < already?

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Help workforce stakeholders see that “learning” has almost nothing to do with what they think of as “school” #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT Speed is not important. Momentary understanding is not enough. Learning is slow burn #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q6) Be clear with terminology. Training may take a week, but learning takes a lot longer. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT I think that self-learning is going to be the key skill for the future. If you cant learn – you wont be able to get work #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a5a) research says those who are rewarded for effort do better than those rewarded for achievement #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Qwrap It’s that time again. WWWW, shameless plugs welcome. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT q6) Helping people to learn starts in kindergarten – it’s not about force-feeding them stuff. #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q6) To help others learn, we must first be experts at our craft. We must first be learners of learning. #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Model for learners, mgmt, HR: ok to make mistakes, ok for something to take time, ok to learn on own rather than handed down #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? #lrnchat
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Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q6 spark their curiosity #lrnchat
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Faye Anderson @LifelongAttempt Yes! RT @C4LPT @mlmcpherson There should be more fear in NOT understanding than in learning #lrnchat

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Q6) Attitude! Enthusiasm goes a long way. #lrnchat
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Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @LearnerAdvocate so true! Which raises the question…”what motivates these folks?” #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q5b Don’t deny the power of the ego. It feels good to know something, to do something right. Capitalize on that motivation #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q6 spark their curiosity #lrnchat

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Q6) Attitude! Enthusiasm goes a long way. #lrnchat

Sarah @sarahdateechur A6. Encourage open discussion. Allow for choice in learning. People are always more engaged when they can follow their passions. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT q6) Helping people to learn starts in kindergarten – it’s not about force-feeding them stuff. #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q6. Be a role model learner. Do not evangelize, but explain when asked. No heche margaritas a Los cerdos. #lrnchat
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jaycross @jaycross Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? Ponder the alternative. #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein A6 It’s all about staying curious–wondering why and always seeking answers to meaningful questions #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q6. Be a role model learner. Do not evangelize, but explain when asked. No heche margaritas a Los cerdos. #lrnchat

ScienceEvolved @ScienceEvolved #bones #dwts #glee #gossipgirl #graysanatomy #idol #lrnchat #mlearning @Mayerjs #sharktank #survivor #teachers #theoffice #thevoice #xfactor

jaycross @jaycross Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? Ponder the alternative. #lrnchat
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jaycross @jaycross Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? Ponder the alternative. #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Pay attention to our beliefs about source, stability, organization, speed, control of learning and how it affects us? #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan @Quinnovator I wrote a blog post the other day about Dwecks fixed v growth mindset, praising effort = growth, intelligence = fixed #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? #lrnchat
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Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q5a wrote I Love School on my notebooks. Born lover of learning. But I believe in power of motivation for those unlike me #lrnchat

Alison Seaman @AlisonSeaman A4b it’s often unpredictable. Previously ‘disparate’ knowledge/experiences coalesce & worldview shifts. #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani Q6 #lrnchat learning objectives and clear purpose. For adults make sure they understand how this knowledge applies to them.

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a6) support meta-learning: understanding what learning is, and how to be self-effective at it #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q5B- failure is the biggest opportunity to learn – especially when it hurts. Check out @cliveshepard post -Cognitive Power of…

alod @lodtrain Q6) Help others by positive influence, good information that meets needs – ask what success looks like for them & train #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT RT @lrnchat Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? #lrnchat
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Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @Prugelmeister yes, and they learn from mistakes and feel inspired by the learning process #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @tomspiglanin he felt he was not as smart as others. He was wrong. #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @jaycross @C4LPT Depends on the stakes too! #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT RT @lrnchat Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q5) Learning is change. I follow Heath Bros advice (Switch) and help learners “follow the bright spots”A strengths-based approach. #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani Gone mobile now! #lrnchat

urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A5b my belief: if you build it (and it’s timely, engaging, real) they will come. Esp if manager, peers buy-in with deliverables.

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @Quinnovator @jsuzcampos not according to Schommer’s research #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q6 How can we help ourselves/others learn to learn? #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross “@C4LPT: @mlmcpherson There should be more fear in NOT understanding than in learning #lrnchat”

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @tomspiglanin And as “educators” our role is to help others to find that spark to learn – not force learning upon them #lrnchat
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Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @urbie and scripted curriculum that requires a “one right answer kinda feel.” just so sad. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @mlmcpherson There should be more fear in NOT understanding than in learning #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross “If a man says he can do a thing or that he can’t do a thing, he’s right.” Henry Ford. #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @JaneBozarth how does anyone know what another person knows? Sheesh. Everyone knows something I don’t #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain No one talked about the psychology of reinforcement to encourage lrning/ gamification anyone? #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @mlmcpherson #lrnchat Absolutely..it isn’t comfortable to not be a big fish in a small pond and “not know” nobody likes to be a…

Peter Stoyko @Prugelmeister CHAT. Learner beliefs? Society: encourage L’ers to be well-rounded, worldly. L’ers: question own beliefs; be inquisitive; mindful. #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos No, Schommer says opposite @Quinnovator: pressures on time induce interest in speed, I reckon; not related to learning beliefs #lrnchat

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Q5) Too many learners think it’s unchanging. “Can’t learn a language.” “Not good at math” #lrnchat
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Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein 5b: implications for practice must include learner variability #udl for all to have access to information #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q5b Learners’/Your beliefs about ability to learn: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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Andrea May @AndreaMay1 @ElizabethLStein absolutely! #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jaycross YES #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross “@JaneBozarth: 5b Help them learn to reframe mistakes not as “i failed” but ‘here’s opp to learn” = ties to trust, org climate #lrnchat”

jaycross @jaycross Perception is reality. Let’s demonstrate how easy it can be to learn. Model it. Tout it. #lrnchat
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Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat The more you learn for yourself, the easier it is to learn
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Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @LifelongAttempt Whether or not our orgs value it, it is something that cannot be taken away form us as individuals #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 5b Help them learn to reframe mistakes not as “i failed” but ‘here’s opp to learn” = ties to trust, org climate #lrnchat

urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A5 ability to learn: yes. Look at babies, the young. Something happens in K-12 to low it down. Social angst I think. Later: zoom.

Andrea May @AndreaMay1 @JaneBozarth well now, that is a whole different question! #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Perception is reality. Let’s demonstrate how easy it can be to learn. Model it. Tout it. #lrnchat

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Q5) Too many learners think it’s unchanging. “Can’t learn a language.” “Not good at math” #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q5b Learners’/Your beliefs about ability to learn: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q5) learning to “learners who love to learn” isn’t really learning..it is just engaging in a passion/way of life…learning to…

lrnchat @lrnchat Q5b Learners’/Your beliefs about ability to learn: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 5a once in a T3 class where 1 guy mentioned 3X a day that he was only one w/o a degree.He knew way more than rest about his field #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson I think there’s the fear factor too – how comfortable are you with being uncomfortable? #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @tomspiglanin And as “educators” our role is to help others to find that spark to learn – not force learning upon them #lrnchat

Faye Anderson @LifelongAttempt How do we/orgs value that time, realize it? MT @C4LPT Every day I learn ..It takes time to build competence/expertise/understanding #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q5A. Intelligence is inherited, learning how to learn can be learned. How’s that for a buzz phrase? #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT Speed is not important. Momentary understanding is not enough. Learning is slow burn #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q5b Learners’/Your beliefs about ability to learn: implications for practice? #lrnchat

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @AndreaMay1 and the process must take on different paths for individuals–leading to the same objective of learning #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross “They are able because they think they are able.” Virgil #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) Learning (deep learning that is proven and applied) is often slow. It contradicts the press of business. #lrnchat
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Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q4b spaced repetition, reinforcement thru perf support tools support gradual learning. Practice based facilitates rapid learning #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson I think there’s a huge element of “WIIFM” esp with adults – what’s in it for me? #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @AndreaMay1 but do THEY believe they can learn? #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat The more you learn for yourself, the easier it is to learn
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 5a I have seen plenty of people who thought they ‘couldn’t’ learn. Affects persistence, ownership of the learning #lrnchat

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Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q5) Absolutely genetic and changeable…I think some are “learners” by nature..but anyone can be better learner. Given another…

Andrea May @AndreaMay1 Q5) anyone can learn, but some enjoy the process a whole lot more than others #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q5a What do Learners/you believe about ability to learn? Inherited/unchangeable, or can improve over time? #lrnchat
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin A5) it may be environmental but that spark for learning starts somewhere, then can’t be extinguished #lrnchat

Andrea May @AndreaMay1 Q5) anyone can learn, but some enjoy the process a whole lot more than others #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator @jsuzcampos pressures on time induce interest in speed, I reckon; not related to learning beliefs but pressures? #lrnchat

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein 5a the ability to learn most definitely improves over time! (I will step off my soap box now) #lrnchat

TeachThought @TeachThought 3 Ways To Use Vine In The Project-Based Learning Classroom teachthought.com/technology/3-w… #edtech #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Yes @mlmcpherson, I always try to be sensitive to that. @jsuzcampos Happens with adult learners too – feeling out of their element! #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @mlmcpherson Yes, Schommer talks at length about that #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Q5. Once again, depends on context. Learning basketball differs from learning to code. It’s always a mix. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat The more you learn for yourself, the easier it is to learn

alod @lodtrain Q5a) Its all – learned, inherited, and once find passion become expert in that area and continue lrning #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani #lrnchat @Q5a they forget they’ve been learning ever since!

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson Like any skill, it takes practice. Learners need to develop critical thinking skills! #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Life is perpetual beta. This throws change into a positive light. Also provides motivation to learn. #lrnchat
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Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @jsuzcampos @JaneBozarth Happens with adult learners too – feeling “out of their element!” #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q5a What do Learners/you believe about ability to learn? Inherited/unchangeable, or can improve over time? #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q5a What do Learners/you believe about ability to learn? Inherited/unchangeable, or can improve over time? #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q5a What do Learners/you believe about ability to learn? Inherited/unchangeable, or can improve over time? #lrnchat
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Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Q4) I definitely like to have background on the info you are giving me. I need the “why.” #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q5a What do Learners/you believe about ability to learn? Inherited/unchangeable, or can improve over time? #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @ebooks_dani And I agree with you too =) #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a4b) need to space learning out, practice over time, reactivate; quantity and spacing depends on complexity, freq of practice, etc #lrnchat

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @MattGuyan @Quinnovator so true, it’s only true learning if it goes beyond those moments–and manipulated & applied by the learner #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 4a… and yet we deal w a mandate that 2 hours to ‘learn’ the rules about harassment prevention.. #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @jaycross yup active learning is synthesis between what’s new with what we already know #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q4b provide ongoing learning/performance support after the training is ‘finished’ #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos I gave up too,not “getting it” made me feel stupid. RT @JaneBozarth: As a kid: if I did not ‘get’ math quickly I gave up #lrnchat

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Q4) I definitely like to have background on the info you are giving me. I need the “why.” #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q4) JIT – just in time training, helps learner #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani @JaneBozarth @q4b Yes route-memorization and behaviourism over scaffolding #lrnchat

Kate Small @katsma77 Q4 – if I really want to learn it I try to-but sometimes my brain says no. Motivation has a place in speed as much as content #lrnchat

urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A4b it depends on vehicle (strategies): activity, evidence-based = quick. Especially when it’s anchored to an expectation w/mgr.

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Totally love seeing so many #EDUC689 colleagues here, learning in new ways, challenging themselves to learn differently! #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT Speed is not important. Momentary understanding is not enough. Learning is slow burn #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 4a I know this affected me as a kid: if I did not ‘get’ math quickly I gave up #lrnchat

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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a4b) practice ’til they can’t get it wrong #lrnchat
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @JaneBozarth imagine that, Jane. Many of us are, and we have that right. Learning is pull after all #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan @Quinnovator agree, you can to it today but what about next week, next month? #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross “@C4LPT: Every day I learn something new, something on top of something. It takes time to build competence/expertise/understanding #lrnchat”

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q4a) Agree with @DaniParadis – deep learning takes a lot of time and experience – time & effort
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @ebooks_dani @q4b ties back to q1 – belief that “knowing” means “recalling”? #lrnchat

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein @jsuzcampos agreed! It’s the meaning that matters, not the speed. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT Every day I learn something new, something on top of something else. It takes time to build competence/expertise/understanding #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q4b – Look at us at #lrnchat and the speed of our learning tonite

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a4b) practice ’til they can’t get it wrong #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q4b Learners’/Your beliefs about SPEED of learning: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q4 aHot stove = burned hand that’s rapid. When consequences are experienced in training speed to learn will be greater. #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) “I am always willing to learn. I do not always like being taught.” ~Churchill, #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q4A. In my world, the firehose approach is acceptable. This, of course, is ridiculous. Slow and sure is the way to make it stick. #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @jsuzcampos Yeah, but the old grade is due at the end of the semester! #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q4a) I have to learn fast to tech tech, but LOVE it #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Then there’s the matter of how long the learning sticks. Rapid decay or gradual? #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @lrnchat: Q4b Learners’/Your beliefs about SPEED of learning: implications for practice? #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 4a Every time I see something like “Learn to Build an Effective Team” in 3 hours.. it sends message re speed of learning #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 4a I am not always a patient learner. Shocking to those who know me, I’m sure. #lrnchat
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Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein Hey @danieldmccabe great to connect with you! #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q4b Learners’/Your beliefs about SPEED of learning: implications for practice? #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) Difference between training and learning. Training ends, learning never does. So, what’s the rush? #lrnchat
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Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson Student suck up content, vomit it back all the time. Doesn’t mean they “learned” it or retain! #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 4a I am not always a patient learner. Shocking to those who know me, I’m sure. #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) Speed is of no interest to me. I like to see gradual improvement. #lrnchat
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Andrea May @AndreaMay1 Q4a) Speed of learning is most often a function of motivation. #lrnchat
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Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani @q4b lrns tend to cram knowledge rather than attain gradually prefer to get “over and done with” so they can get back to work. #lrnchat

urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A4a it depends on perspective. If you get “it” it takes a snail’s pace for others. If you don’t and peers do it. Happens too fast.

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) Speed is of no interest to me. I like to see gradual improvement. #lrnchat

Sarah @sarahdateechur A4. I think learning may be slower than acquisition. Acquisition = natural, learning = a conscious process. #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q4a What do Learners/you believe about SPEED of learning? Quick or not at all? Gradual? #lrnchat
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Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT Speed is not important. Momentary understanding is not enough. Learning is slow burn #lrnchat
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Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT Speed is not important. Momentary understanding is not enough. Learning is slow burn #lrnchat

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein 4a: speed of knowledge varies by individual processing abilities and it becomes speedier with deeper background knowledge base #lrnchat

Faye Anderson @LifelongAttempt Ultimate game of thrones ‏@jaycross Change dethrones experts. #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @JaneBozarth Sure, when necessary. Often it’s correcting a misperception of “what I [thought] know to be true!” #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q4a What do Learners/you believe about SPEED of learning? Quick or not at all? Gradual? #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q4a) Agree with @DaniParadis – deep learning takes a lot of time and experience – time & effort

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) Difference between training and learning. Training ends, learning never does. So, what’s the rush? #lrnchat
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Andrea May @AndreaMay1 Q4a) Speed of learning is most often a function of motivation. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat Speed not important, momentary “understanding” is not enough, learning is slow-burn.

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jaycross that’s coming up as q 4 #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Most rapid eLearning is crap IMHO. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a4a) but systems condition learners to believe it’s quick (’til you get it right) #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q4a What do Ls/you believe about SPEED of learning? Quick or not at all? Gradual? #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) Difference between training and learning. Training ends, learning never does. So, what’s the rush? #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a4a) not surprisingly, answer is ‘it depends’: on complexity, relation to prior experience, etc #lrnchat
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Susan Horsey @SusanHorsey @JaneBozarth @jsuzcampos And often we look to experts for stability, that assurance that they know the answers.#lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Q3 depends on context. Some learning is fast, some is not. Depends on what’s being learned… and the learner. #lrnchat
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Andrea May @AndreaMay1 “@jaycross: Change dethrones experts. #lrnchat” Yep!
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urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A3b change happens slow mostly. Leaders have a non-rational fear of needing to update skills/practice now. Quarterly updates rule.

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a4a) not surprisingly, answer is ‘it depends’: on complexity, relation to prior experience, etc #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Unlearning

alod @lodtrain Q4a) Speed of learning, seeing quick learning – short elearn with map to support topics, 1 hr webinar, 3 hr f2f #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Q3 depends on context. Some learning is fast, some is not. Depends on what’s being learned… and the learner. #lrnchat

Helen Blunden @ActivateLearn RT @lrnchat: Q4a What do Ls/you believe about SPEED of learning? Quick or not at all? Gradual? #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @mlmcpherson what if it isn’t building, but unlearning, overwriting? #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q3B) I think perspective changes – what “what you have learned” means in context of constantly changing mental hierarchy

Andrea May @AndreaMay1 “@jaycross: Change dethrones experts. #lrnchat” Yep!

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q4) Learning (deep learning that is proven and applied) is often slow. It contradicts the press of business. #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q3b Don’t put learning on the shelf and let them reside forever. Update, maintenance should be planned prior to launch #lrnchat

Elizabeth Stein @ElizabethLStein 3b: only thing stable about stability of knowledge is the fact that learning evolves as it builds upon prior knowledge #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @DaniParadis #lrnchat Q4 can be either but gradual sticks for a longer period of time!

lrnchat @lrnchat Q4a What do Ls/you believe about SPEED of learning? Quick or not at all? Gradual? #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth q3 another challenge w those who believe learning is fixed: they interpret ‘tentative’ as ‘certain’ #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Change dethrones experts. #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins @JaneBozarth LOL #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q4a What do Ls/you believe about SPEED of learning? Quick or not at all? Gradual? #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q4a What do Ls/you believe about SPEED of learning? Quick or not at all? Gradual? #lrnchat

Kate Small @katsma77 @jsuzcampos totally agree – training is seen as just for what you do not about performance! I love the surprise when u link it #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos @JaneBozarth Hi Jane, yes agree — I think that’s true of many “experts” who resist new ideas/tools/approaches #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @JaneBozarth Isn’t that a principle of adult learning – building on prior experiences? #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q3B. Trust but verify! #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3b) Implications: UPSKILLING is requisite among our own cadre of workplace learning professionals. #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jsuzcampos I think that’s true of many “experts” who resist new ideas/tools/approaches #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain q3b) Stability of knowledge nah – find different ways of educating to keep folks learning – ask expert session, elrn, webinar #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Lack of change is psychologically comforting, it’s just not the way the world works. #lrnchat
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jaycross @jaycross Life is perpetual beta. This throws change into a positive light. Also provides motivation to learn. #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @herbRcollins I can’t hear you until you fill out form A34XY in triplicate #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross “@JaneBozarth: 3b we need to help them learn to unlearn/overwrite, not just “sell” some new idea #lrnchat”

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3a) Never confuse momentary understanding with deep learning. Trainers do it all the time. #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 3b we need to help them learn to unlearn/overwrite, not just “sell” some new idea #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3a) Never confuse momentary understanding with deep learning. Trainers do it all the time. #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3a) In workplace, I see lots of trainers who prefer to think of knowledge as stable and fixed. Comforts them to have mastery. #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins @JaneBozarth And we know what a mess the gubmint is in! #lrnchat

Andrea May @AndreaMay1 Qa3) knowledge is anything but stable, experience constantly reshapes it #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Amen to that RT @jsuzcampos Q3a) Never confuse momentary understanding with deep learning. Trainers do it all the time. #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3a) At its embryonic level, learning IS change. Learning is evolution. #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q3b Learners’s/Your beliefs about STABILITY of knowledge: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson It can be a little disheartening. Everything I think “I got this!” only to find out, no, not so much! Shifting sands! #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Life is perpetual beta. This throws change into a positive light. Also provides motivation to learn. #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q3b Learners’s/Your beliefs about STABILITY of knowledge: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a3b) give up on practice ’til they get it right, practice *has* to be ’til they can’t get it wrong #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Life is perpetual beta. This throws change into a positive light. Also provides motivation to learn. #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3b Learners’s/Your beliefs about STABILITY of knowledge: implications for practice? #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3b L’s/Your beliefs about STABILITY of knowledge: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3a) Never confuse momentary understanding with deep learning. Trainers do it all the time. #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins @lodtrain does accounting actually remain the same? As regulations change, accounting practices and technology change. #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3b L’s/Your beliefs about STABILITY of knowledge: implications for practice? #lrnchat
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jaycross @jaycross Everything flows. #lrnchat

urbie delgado @urbie #lrnchat A3a institutional knowledge is slow changing. Its inertia rubs off on community. Thankfully PD to the rescue.

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3b L’s/Your beliefs about STABILITY of knowledge: implications for practice? #lrnchat

Faye Anderson @LifelongAttempt What needs to be ‘known’ keeps evolving as well! ‏RT @MattGuyan Q3a I think knowledge is evolving, it’s hard to keep up! #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth q3 schommer: believing learning is fixed = “the illusion of knowing” #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth q3 schommer: believing learning is fixed = “the illusion of knowing” #lrnchat
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jaycross @jaycross Lack of change is psychologically comforting, it’s just not the way the world works. #lrnchat
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Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3a) At its embryonic level, learning IS change. Learning is evolution. #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth q3 schommer: believing learning is fixed = “the illusion of knowing” #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @jaycross it ain’t great, Jay, but it works #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q3a Evolving…daily. There are few things I learned long ago that I haven’t evolved understand of over time. Even the basics #lrnchat

Dana Willett @drwillett 3a knowldg is recognized as evolving by the learner when there is discomfort in holding on to status quo #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Lack of change is psychologically comforting, it’s just not the way the world works. #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Q3a) At workplace, learners don’t always equate learning/training as way to bring about change in the form of improved performance. #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @jsuzcampos #lrnchat That is safe..you can learn it, take the test, know it..gives confidence to spit out a bunch of information. i.e-…

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q3a. In my world of software there is base knowledge and new knowledge, both of which are accepted to constantly evolving. #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @jsuzcampos I agree; students in particular are reluctant to consider variables that influence decision-makgin #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a3) our systems imply belief in ‘fixed’ knowledge, despite research showing everything reconstituted ‘on the fly’, in context #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @sarahdateechur most of us are workplace, not academia #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @MMTingley Hopefully at a much earlier age #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3a What do Learners/you believe about STABILITY of knowledge? Unchanging? Evolving? #lrnchat
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alod @lodtrain Q3b) Depends on what you do with lrning chging like accounting stays same, but medicine chges #lrnchat

Sarah @sarahdateechur Hey #lrnchat, do any of you happen to teach MS ELA, with ESL students in your class? Looking for participants for dissertation research, thx
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 3a I work for gubmint. DEEP belief that things are “known” and unchanging #lrnchat

Helen Blunden @ActivateLearn RT @mattguyan: Q3a I think knowledge is evolving, it’s hard to keep up! #lrnchat
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Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @jsuzcampos I agree; students in particular are reluctant to consider variables that influence decision-makgin #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat Q3a) Depends on the topic – some knowledge will be constant while other knowledge should/does change as context changes. Have…

Sarah @sarahdateechur Hey #lrnchat, do any of you happen to teach MS ELA, with ESL students in your class? Looking for participants for dissertation research, thx

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley @C4LPT Possibly when we choose our major in college. #lrnchat

Dina Moati @dinamoati @JaneBozarth @mlmcpherson WOW, good doc Jane, would love to chat with you about this one #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos I find learners are typically more comfortable with knowledge that is “stable”howevdr unreasonable. #lrnchat
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jaycross @jaycross @tomspiglanin @jaycross #lrnchat Thanks, Tom. I’m in.

Helen Blunden @ActivateLearn A3a) Believe that learning IS change & evolution. #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 3a this is wear fear-based advertising etc comes from. “News said applesauce wil kill you!” #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @janebozarth #lrnchat 2b- but that isn’t what they teach us in school. Everything goes in a nice neat individual box =(

Helen Blunden @ActivateLearn RT @mattguyan: Q3a I think knowledge is evolving, it’s hard to keep up! #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson Evolving, but sometimes hard to convince learners that they must recall previous content and build on it #lrnchat

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos I find learners are typically more comfortable with knowledge that is “stable”howevdr unreasonable. #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin Knowledge is in the mind of the holder. If it’s not evolving, well, that’s a problem. #lrnchat

Michael Sutton @VirtualMCS @lrnchat forever changing. The organic nature of it means our challenge is how to make access to learning and knowledge organic #lrnchat

Helen Blunden @ActivateLearn A3a) Believe that learning IS change & evolution. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @VirtualMCS: That one right answer gives our Compliance managers a lot of comfort LoL #lrnchat < sadly, wrongly.

jaycross @jaycross One person’s constant is another person’s variable. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat as an ID you CANT connect current learning to previous learning cos you dont know what it is. Only individual can do that

Dina Moati @dinamoati @mlmcpherson true, while some learners fear uncertainty, others see opportunities for creativity and innovation #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @JaneBozarth I think it depends on the scenario. Learners need to know WHEN one answer is the goal, vs. interpretation. #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q3a) thats the beauty of knowledge it changes (I have old txt books and really funny to c chgs) more to lrn #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Not necessarily @mlmcpherson @dinamoati see tinyurl.com/khwj7yw #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q3a I think knowledge is evolving, it’s hard to keep up! #lrnchat

Susan Horsey @SusanHorsey Hello #lrnchat. Jumping in late. Will try to catch up.

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 3a I believe evolving, but any of us who’ve worked with change mgmt know how fixed “knowledge” can be … #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3a What do Learners/you believe about STABILITY of knowledge? Unchanging? Evolving? #lrnchat
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jaycross @jaycross Q3 Always evolving. The present is but a moment. #lrnchat

Melissa Tingley @MMTingley @JaneBozarth depends on how the “expert” handles it #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q2b As an ID, I try to connect the current learning to previous learning. Orgs must be careful not to confuse info with learning #lrnchat

Expertus @ExpertusONE MT @stipton Great info! RT @tmiket Ultimate Guide To Becoming An Amazing Twitter Curator bit.ly/HcIFgB #lrnchat #chat2lrn #content
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q3a What do Learners/you believe about STABILITY of knowledge? Unchanging? Evolving? #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q3a What do Learners/you believe about STABILITY of knowledge? Unchanging? Evolving? #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @mlmcpherson so then who has created the problem? It’s chicken/egg.. #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson @dinamoati Sometimes yes one right answer, sometimes no! Learners hate that! #lrnchat

Expertus @ExpertusONE MT @stipton Great info! RT @tmiket Ultimate Guide To Becoming An Amazing Twitter Curator bit.ly/HcIFgB #lrnchat #chat2lrn #content

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @dinamoati @mlmcpherson see tinyurl.com/khwj7yw #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3a What do Learners/you believe about STABILITY of knowledge? Unchanging? Evolving? #lrnchat
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Faye Anderson @LifelongAttempt Good learning points us towards this path, again & again MT @C4LPT #lrnchat but at what point do we realise it is up to us as individuals?

lrnchat @lrnchat Q3a What do Learners/you believe about STABILITY of knowledge? Unchanging? Evolving? #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q2b But if you don’t take a test, I can’t give you a score then I can’t rank you or tick my box #lrnchat
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Melissa Tingley @MMTingley Coming in late to #lrnchat is tougher for this one…

Jeannette Campos @jsuzcampos Hi #lrnchat, having some difficulty with connectivity tonight, but trying to participate!

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @MattGuyan thank goodness #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani @jaycross I use Tweetdeck #lrnchat they have a broswer based Chrome option

Dina Moati @dinamoati @jaycross try twubs, it’s working #lrnchat

Michael Sutton @VirtualMCS @Quinnovator @mlmcpherson That one right answer gives our Compliance managers a lot of comfort LoL #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2b those who view learning as networked, connected = better at complex prob solv, integrating/applying new info #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @jaycross #lrnchat tchat.io

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q2b But if you don’t take a test, I can’t give you a score then I can’t rank you or tick my box #lrnchat

Dina Moati @dinamoati @mlmcpherson Do you think there’s one right answer all the time? It depends on the context, no? #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Damn. SmartSteam has frozen on me. What alternatives are people using? #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @tomspiglanin Don’t we teach them that? #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q2b) All about WIFM WIFC (co.) WIFB (bonus) #lrnchat

Amar Dhaliwal @adhaliwal Q2a) Most learners in most organizations spend zero time thinking about the organization of knowledge. Personal value is all. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @mlmcpherson: But learners are often assessed on “one right answer” #lrnchat < you’re so right, and it’s *so* wrong
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin A2) I fear many believe there’s a right answer or a recipe for everything. #sayitaintso #lrnchat
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Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q2a. Lrng can be ad hoc. But, for most is best put in some type of wrapper like a curriculum which leads to focused learning. #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin A2) I fear many believe there’s a right answer or a recipe for everything. #sayitaintso #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @mlmcpherson: But learners are often assessed on “one right answer” #lrnchat < you’re so right, and it’s *so* wrong
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @mlmcpherson: But learners are often assessed on “one right answer” #lrnchat < you’re so right, and it’s *so* wrong

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2b Schommer says those who believe learning = bits, memorize, recall may have trouble applying #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat Learning only happens “on top” of existing understanding; if authority doesn’t lay the foundation – you wil have to DIY

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin A2) I fear many believe there’s a right answer or a recipe for everything. #sayitaintso #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q2a I believe interconnected, though with advances in JIT availability to info I can see it becoming bits. I watched a video…#lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator AND, we need to help learners understand their responsibility in learning! #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2b see pic.twitter.com/GUChHpXwUZ If ‘learning’ = recall , studying = memorizing, proof = passing test or some such #lrnchat
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Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson But learners are often assessed on “one right answer” #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a2b) need to activate concepts in concert while solving problems in concert #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2b see pic.twitter.com/GUChHpXwUZ If ‘learning’ = recall , studying = memorizing, proof = passing test or some such #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q2b while networks are great, sometimes there is too much to process effectively #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q2b) Organization of knowledge should be BYOB bring your own browser – find from tablets, ipads, pc, phone.. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1) to paraphrase Dorothy Parker, you can lead a learner to learning, but you can’t make ‘em think #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q2b Beliefs about ORGANIZATION of knowledge: implications for ourselves/ practice? #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2b those who believe learning = discrete bits want ‘one right’ answer, may not look for alternative paths #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a2a) learning: concepts activated in concert in context w/ reflection, but ‘school’ says learning is ‘fact’ regurgitation #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q2b Beliefs about ORGANIZATION of knowledge: implications for ourselves/ practice? #lrnchat
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Sarah @sarahdateechur @ebooks_dani Hello! Do you write eBooks with your students? Just a wild guess from your SN lol. #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q2a I’m learning a lot thru networks at the moment, I also like to learn WINI (When I Need It) #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @quinnovator #lrnchat For “test,” by deadline-cause someone else says need to know something in particular format-no emphasis on application

lrnchat @lrnchat Q2b Beliefs about ORGANIZATION of knowledge: implications for ourselves/ practice? #lrnchat

Dina Moati @dinamoati +1 RT @TomSpiglanin A2) Me? I think knowledge is everywhere, let me connect the dots. #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q2a) My learners love Perf Support – job aids , quick cards, short videos, me too love elearning heros site #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Just joining? #lrnchat tonight is based on article tinyurl.com/khwj7yw see esp p 128

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani @sarahdateechur hello! #lrnchat

Dina Moati @dinamoati A2: I see learning through a constructivist module where info is connected to prior knowledge #lrnchat

Sarah @sarahdateechur Hello everyone, I’m Sarah, an ELA/Tech Teacher in MD. Jumping on late…just saw hashtag in my newsfeed. #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin A2) Me? I think knowledge is everywhere, let me connect the dots. #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson Lots of experts can’t “teach” their way out of a brown paper bag #lrnchat
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Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat our 1st exposure to “learning” comes at school (as authority) but at what point do we realise it is up to us as individuals?
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Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani Q2) My lrnrs tend to attempt to cram knowledge and therefore retain less until chance for hands-on practice #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2a Schommer talks about learners who believe in “simple knowledge”: bits that can be memorized/stored/recalled #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q2a What do Learners/you believe about ORGANIZATION of knowledge? Bits? Networks? Loose? Interrelated? #lrnchat
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alod @lodtrain Q2a) Networks/collaborating like in #lrnchat is a great way to learn

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2a beliefs in bits/recall = “Jeopardy” … #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q1b authoritative learning lacks desire to apply, so org. mandates might be necessary to reach application. #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat our 1st exposure to “learning” comes at school (as authority) but at what point do we realise it is up to us as individuals?

lrnchat @lrnchat Q2a What do Learners/you believe about ORGANIZATION of knowledge? Bits? Networks? Loose? Interrelated? #lrnchat
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Herb Collins @herbRcollins Q1B. Perhaps to encourage folks to listen and learn we need to exude authority. #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator @jshamsy ‘xactly! problem-solving in meaningful context sticks & leads to valuable skills, so *why* do we cram knowledge? #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani Q2) speaking for self knowledge is chunked and there are networks which is how you can do memory recall! #lrnchat

jaycross @jaycross Whoops. Interrupted by a phone call. Now back and raring to get into this one. #lrnchat

Mary Lynn McPherson @mlmcpherson Lots of experts can’t “teach” their way out of a brown paper bag #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2a I see increasing awareness that learning = networked info, not just discrete bits. Has changed in past 5 years #lrnchat
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alod @lodtrain Q2a) Learners believe knowledge is everywhere informal, formal, google, chat with colleagues but want it located in one spot #lrnchat

Dawn Adams Miller @dawnladams 2a) Yes. Depends on learning need. #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @Quinnovator #lrnchat many inundated with what they have to learn.. Learning for the test or “cramming” isn’t really learning
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Amar Dhaliwal @adhaliwal A1) We know good learning when we experience it but often difficult to describe it #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 2a I see increasing awareness that learning = networked info, not just discrete bits. Has changed in past 5 years #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @Quinnovator #lrnchat many inundated with what they have to learn.. Learning for the test or “cramming” isn’t really learning

Dina Moati @dinamoati @Quinnovator couldn’t agree more, passive vs active #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q2a What do Learners/you believe about ORGANIZATION of knowledge? Bits? Networks? Loose? Interrelated? #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @JaneBozarth: Doesn’t ‘school’ reinforce idea that learning = coming from expert? #lrnchat < when done badly (i.e. most)

Amar Dhaliwal @adhaliwal A1) We know good learning when we experience it but often difficult to describe it #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1b) believe evidence is that learners who believe they’ve a role in learning actually do better (just can’t recall source) #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q2a What do Learners/you believe about ORGANIZATION of knowledge? Bits? Networks? Loose? Interrelated? #lrnchat
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Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Doesn’t ‘school’ reinforce idea that learning = coming from expert? #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 1b Schommer: learners who believe that learning comes from outside authority wil likely have issues w initiative #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q2a What do Learners/you believe about ORGANIZATION of knowledge? Bits? Networks? Loose? Interrelated? #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Q1a struggle to generalize. Some learning authoritative. (how to submit time sheets cause job forced me to) others I want to know #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator @LifelongAttempt oh, you said the ‘E’ word! (seriously, epistemology is a lovely concept #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1b) we know learning is best from w/in, but afraid learners often feel learning is ‘done to us’ #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator @LifelongAttempt oh, you said the ‘E’ word! (seriously, epistemology is a lovely concept #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 1b Schommer: learners who believe that learning comes from outside authority wil likely have issues w initiative #lrnchat
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alod @lodtrain Q1B) Learned that no matter what type of learner they want short pointed info – tooo much training is thrust on them, give them PS #lrnchat

Dina Moati @dinamoati Don’t we also shape our learning?If we believe that learning happens to us,don’t we learn 2 b helpless?#leanredhelplessness #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani @LifelongAttempt That was me yesterday! Hallway or bathroom in this apt building #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan Q1b I think learners should be the source of learning, then go to the source of knowledge/info etc #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q1b Beliefs about SOURCE of learning: Implications for ourselves/our practice? #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1b) we know learning is best from w/in, but afraid learners often feel learning is ‘done to us’ #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Tonight’s #lrnchat:”Learner beliefs about learning.” Based on Schommer article tinyurl.com/khwj7yw L=”Learner”
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Faye Anderson @LifelongAttempt Today I learned the best place in house to hide out in case of tornado! This is officially my 2nd #lrnchat. Closet epistemology enthusiast.

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 1b Schommer: learners who believe that learning comes from outside authority wil likely have issues w initiative #lrnchat

Michael Sutton @VirtualMCS A1b Credibility is really important. In design we use SME’s a lot in live sessions. Eg.g Senior Bankers #lrnchat

Dawn Adams Miller @dawnladams 1b) we are all still struggling to shift from order takers to trusted partners. Just today my VP told me to set up a VC session. #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani When ppl believe learning happens to them they feel less agency #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @C4LPT #lrnchat Natural born learners. I get that. I think I am that, so makes sense to me. Many don’t want to invest…

alod @lodtrain Q1b) hmmm – Add both sources to your learning to Cater learning to audiences #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1) but afraid that learners may believe that learning is something that ‘happens to them’ #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q1b Beliefs about SOURCE of learning: Implications for ourselves/our practice? #lrnchat
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q1b Beliefs about SOURCE of learning: Implications for ourselves/our practice? #lrnchat
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Dawn Adams Miller @dawnladams @JaneBozarth – Aint that the truth. After all they went to school so know it all. How hard can it be right? #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan To quote a good book ‘Telling Ain’t Training #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q1b Beliefs about SOURCE of learning: Implications for ourselves/our practice? #lrnchat

Michael Sutton @VirtualMCS I think that our learners ‘in the business’ often think authority as a source has no clue, it’s about what’s on the job #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 1a Stakeholders often believe telling/presentation = ‘learning’ #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator @C4LPT agreed, at least they TRY to make people learn #lrnchat

Herb Collins @herbRcollins Herb Collins Learning and Development Specialist with HP Vertica. #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy #lrnchat q1) I agree with others-Very little learning is not purposeful. You may sense the stimuli but you have to perceive and give meaning

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani The trades I work for tend to believe learning is authority-driven #lrnchat they prefer SMEs

alod @lodtrain Q1) Push vs Pull – depends on the WIFM #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @Quinnovator agreed – andt isn’t that what most corporate learning is all about – MAKING people learn #lrnchat
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Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT @Quinnovator agreed – andt isn’t that what most corporate learning is all about – MAKING people learn #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan “@JaneBozarth: 1a I think mgmt/HR believe learning is ‘handed down’ by authority #lrnchat” > and because you are deficient in something

Dawn Adams Miller @dawnladams a1) Mostly authority driven I’m afraid. #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani Learners I know are split some subscribe to behaviour, others to cognitive and scaffolding #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 1a Stakeholders often believe telling/presentation = ‘learning’ #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat a1) some of us are born learners; some have learning thrust upon them
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alod @lodtrain “@C4LPT: #lrnchat a1) some of us are born learners; some have learning thrust upon them” or both sides work for lrners

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Angel, instructional strategist at Allen Interactions and mom of 3 crazed summer loving kiddos #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator RT @C4LPT: #lrnchat a1) some of us are born learners; some have learning thrust upon them < but really, hard to *force* someone to learn

Michael Sutton @VirtualMCS A1a Source of learning: I think both are valid sources of learning. In my industry (Banking) both are common sources of learning #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT #lrnchat a1) some of us are born learners; some have learning thrust upon them

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin A1) I believe what works. Give me a hint, let me try it. If it works I’ll continue and experiment a bit more. Then I really learn #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1) to paraphrase Dorothy Parker, you can lead a learner to learning, but you can’t make ‘em think #lrnchat
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Dina Moati @dinamoati

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1) to paraphrase Dorothy Parker, you can lead a learner to learning, but you can’t make ‘em think #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani Q1a Learning is primarily constructed imo, but there is the base potential for learning inherent and so disability may inhibit. #lrnchat

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy @dinamoati ready for the firehose? #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q1a What do you/Ls believe about SOURCE of learning? Handed down by authority, or acquired via evidence/reason? #lrnchat
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Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a1) learning is largely intentional and effortful #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth 1a I think mgmt/HR believe learning is ‘handed down’ by authority #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain Q1) Nature – taught parents/teachers v Nurture – develop ability to Learn and keep lrning #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q1a What do you/Ls believe about SOURCE of learning? Handed down by authority, or acquired via evidence/reason? #lrnchat
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin @JaneBozarth The pool? The ducks? The quiet? Or the good drinks? (they are) #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @dinamoati no we just started #lrnchat

Helen Blunden @ActivateLearn I learned about the issues with iPad and Webex training centre. #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q1a What do you/Ls believe about SOURCE of learning? Handed down by authority, or acquired via evidence/reason? #lrnchat
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Dina Moati @dinamoati @jshamsy good to see you here Jen #lrnchat

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator a

Dina Moati @dinamoati hello everyone, I think I’m a bit late #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Q1a What do you/Ls believe about SOURCE of learning? Handed down by authority, or acquired via evidence/reason? #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Today I learned that it is now time for me to admit I can see better with readers. Oh the joy of becoming more mature #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth

Jennifer Shamsy @jshamsy Hello! This is my second #lrnchat .. Jennifer from Atlanta. Excited to learn about learning and read great insights

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator Clark Quinn, L&D revolutionary, consultant/author/speaker, genial malcontent, Walnut Creek CA #lrnchat

Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin A

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @VirtualMCS just in time, from the looks of it. Welcome. #lrnchat

Amar Dhaliwal @adhaliwal Hello #lrnchat. Amar from Saba joining from Redwood Shores, CA.

Clark Quinn @Quinnovator Oh boy, time for the memestream mayhem that is #lrnchat. Duck or, better yet, join! Welcome to new and returning participants.

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @tomspiglanin oh we love Palm Desert. Enjoy. It’s not the heat, it’s the.. oh, wait… #lrnchat

Matthew Guyan @MattGuyan #lrnchat G’day I’m Matt an ID from Australia. It’s a beautiful Fri morning here

Danielle Paradis @ebooks_dani When I first heard about epistemology it took about a month for it to click #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth HEY LOOK JANE HART IS HERE! Yay! @c4lpt #lrnchat
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin RT @lrnchat Tonight Qs broken into 2 sections: part A= what are beliefs about ______ . Part B = implications for practice #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Tonight Qs are broken into 2 sections: part A= what are beliefs about ______ . Part B = implications for practice #lrnchat
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin Tom in a hotter-than-hades Palm Desert, CA, loving the learning I can squeeze in #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Tonight Qs are broken into 2 sections: part A= what are beliefs about ______ . Part B = implications for practice #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Q

alod @lodtrain Q

Danielle Paradis @DaniParadis #lrnchat I’ve been studying research methods and learned a lot about Canada’s Tri-Council research policies this week.

Helen Blunden @ActivateLearn Hello everyone. Helen from Melbourne Aus! Producing for a virtual classroom at the moment! Will read feed and get in when I can. #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth HEY LOOK JANE HART IS HERE! Yay! @c4lpt #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth Jane, Raleigh-ish, trainingpersonIDerish, author, on fire lately about #ShowYourWork & Positive Dev!ance #lrnchat

Angel Green @LearnerAdvocate Angel, instructional strategist at Allen Interactions and mom of 3 crazed summer loving kiddos #lrnchat

alod @lodtrain IT Global Education “Clickity click” training and happy to b back @ #lrnchat

Danielle Paradis @DaniParadis #lrnchat Hello everyone! Taking my MA in Learning and technology. Develop vocational ed material as a day job!

lrnchat @lrnchat Q

Amar Dhaliwal @adhaliwal Key learning moment today – looking up the definition of epistemology!! #lrnchat

Jane Hart (C4LPT) @C4LPT Good to be joining in #lrnchat as I am in the US today having keynoted at #ICELW in NYC

lrnchat @lrnchat Tonight’s #lrnchat:”Learner beliefs about learning.” Based on Schommer article tinyurl.com/khwj7yw L=”Learner”
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lrnchat @lrnchat Welcome everyone to #lrnchat. Please introduce yourselves: WWWW. How have you been?
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lrnchat @lrnchat Q

lrnchat @lrnchat Tonight’s #lrnchat:”Learner beliefs about learning.” Based on Schommer article tinyurl.com/khwj7yw L=”Learner”
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lrnchat @lrnchat Tonight’s #lrnchat:”Learner beliefs about learning.” Based on Schommer article tinyurl.com/khwj7yw L=”Learner”
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Tom Spiglanin @tomspiglanin It’s been a wonky afternoon, looking forward to as much of tonight’s chat as I can #lrnchat

Jane Bozarth @JaneBozarth @jaycross This was a favorite piece from grad school Invited author but don’t know if we’ll see her #lrnchat

lrnchat @lrnchat Tonight’s #lrnchat:”Learner beliefs about learning.” Based on Schommer article tinyurl.com/khwj7yw L=”Learner”

lrnchat @lrnchat Welcome everyone to #lrnchat. Please introduce yourselves: WWWW. How have you been?

The chat will be based on Marlene Schommer’s “The Role of Adults’ Beliefs about Knowledge in School, Work, and Everyday Life”, which is shared with her permission. (And she’s shown some interest in joining us, so let’s hope she turns up.)

General themes and likely questions:

What do learners believe about their control over their own learning? Do they believe the ability to learn is inherited or can be developed?
What about speed? Do learners believe that learning happens quickly, or as a gradual process? What are their expectations about how quickly they will learn? What does this say about learner persistence?
How do learners view their own knowledge? As file drawers, networked pieces of data, or huge chunks of memory?
What do learners believe about the stability of what they know? Do they believe knowledge is fixed or is subject to change and adaptation?

And: What does this mean for our practice?  How can we use this to enhance what we do?

We hope to see you Thursday, June 13 for a what promises to be an interesting chat. 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT.  (Australia? That’s 11:30 am Friday AEST.)

Join us June 6 for what promises to be a lively conversation on the topic of “Positive Deviance” (PD). We’ll be talking about the things positive deviants can and have accomplished, what characteristics they share, what behaviors they display, and what we can do in the workplace to encourage and support positive deviance.

If the PD concept is new to you, there’s an aggregation of resources –including a link to the recording of Jane Bozarth’s webinar “Tips for the Positive Deviant” — at http://pinterest.com/janebozarth/positive-deviance/ .

Questions for June 6 #lrnchat:

Q1: Do you know any PDs? What qualities/traits do they have? #lrnchat
Q2: What did they do? How do they do what they do? What behaviors have you seen? #lrnchat
Q 3 What unscripted questions could you ask in your workplace/situation? #lrnchat
Q 4 Gawande: If you count something that interests you, you will learn something interesting. What could you count? #lrnchat
Q 5 Gawande: to be PD it’s important to “write something”. Why? What? What do you learn from those who write? #lrnchat
Q6 How can we support increased PD in the workplace? What supports/constrains PD? #lrnchat

We hope to see you Thursday, June 6 at 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT. (Australia? That’s 11:30  am Friday AEST.)

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