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| Smart Business Profile- HITnet |
Getting your message through is hard enough at the best of times but when faced with geographic and literacy barriers it is almost impossible. See how learning technology and touch screen hardware is providing health information to indigenous Australians. |
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| Business
Strategies –
First steps
to a Smart Business |
Small
businesses have
to see how globalisation
and technology
are changing
their world
– and
then adapt.
What sort of
company are
you? |
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| Redbean
Corporate Learning
Maturity Model |
This
paper published
at the
Ed-Media conference
in Vancouver
is one of the
most important
pieces of work
Redbean has
done in the
area of online
learning. Developed
over ten years
with a number
of clients the
Redbean
Corporate Learning
Maturity Model
provides
an easy to grasp
model for assisting
any organisation
in the design
and investment
planning of
their learning
and performance
initiatives.
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| Phil
Long, iCampus
- Interview |
The
iCampus
Outreach Initiative
disseminates
innovative
educational
technology
tools that
can make a
significant,
sustainable
difference
in how students
learn, remember,
and shift
from absorbing
facts and
concepts to
creating new
ideas and
solutions
themselves.
Listen
to this engaging
interview
with Phil
Long,
Associate
Director,
Office of
Educational
Innovation
and Technology,
MIT, Boston. |
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| Synergistic
Design June
2007 |
This
paper on the
Synergistic
Design of Organisational
Learning
sets the foundation
for Redbean's
business improvement
processes. What
if we could
isolate some
of the key factors
that can help
turn lack-lustre
and poor performance
into outcomes
which continually
exceed objectives?
The first step
is in understanding
where conflict
and synergy
exist within
your organisation.
This paper has
been re-edited
from the original
published in
the proceedings
of ELearn, Honolulu,
2006. |
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| Performance
Modelling 2007 |
Performance
modelling is
a powerful new
tool for transferring
capability into
performance.
Particulalrly
for interactive
learning and
design! |
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| Persona
Design - Personalising
Learning Websites
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This
article shows
how to break
the one-size-fits-all
design ethos
of a typical
website and
provide greater
personalisation
to your sites. |
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Business
Success with
Learning and
Development |
During
our Australian
seminar tour we
laid down our
philosophy and
approach to
developing successful
learning projects
and businesses.
The presentations
from the seminar
are available
for you to download
here. |
Please
Click Here for
Presentations |
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Paul
McKey speaks
about eLearning
on Radio National.
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This
4 minute piece
on eLearning
was recorded
for Radio National
and broadcast
on the Perspective
program and
throughout Asia
via Radio Australia.
Click
Here for the
Audio. |
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LISTEN
.MP3
2.2MB
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| Enterprise
Learning - How
to gather requirements
to deliver effective
learning |
The
concluding article
on requirements
gathering, and
why it is so
critical to
the sucess of
any learning
and development
program. |
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| Enterprise
Learning - The
beauty of requirements
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The
first in a series
of articles
on improving
enterprise learning
outcomes. |
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| Successful
Implementation
of Online Learning |
Paul
McKey delivered
a keynote speech
at the 2004
Blackboard Asia-Pacific
Users Conference.
His presentation
is available
here for download.
(1MB) |
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| 7
tips for succesful
online learning |
Online
learning is
about achieving
a balanced mix
of business,
purpose, technology
and people.
Here are some
areas to keep
an eye on when
considering
the development
and implementation
of online learning
in your organisation. |
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| Interactive
Learning Techniques
- Improving
Events |
Organisations
which are geographically
dispersed face
greater challenges
than most. This
article shows
how online learning
can improve
corporate communications. |
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| Interactive
Learning Techniques
- Vibrant Organisations |
Increasingly,
research is
showing that
culture is the
key to succeeding
and young and
vibrant cultures
will adapt faster.
So if you are
not defining
your organisational
culture, who
is? |
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