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Still Learning After All These Years (& So You Should Be!) 701 e-Learning Tips by The MASIE Center www.masie.com 76
Still Learning After All These Years (& So You Should Be!) #384: During The Course Turn off any/all distractions, post a "Training in Progress" sign on your door, use headsets, set a learning goal and check that you've met it by the end of the course, make notes of any questions or problems, keep a "Bright Ideas List" that identifies key points to remember and apply on the job, and find out about any additional resources for reenforcing and supplementing the course materials. Susan Boyd Susan Boyd Associates #385: When Only The Best Will Do Buy the best telephone headset out there - not the best you can afford - the best there is. A phone headset is no place to save money. And buy a wired headset as wireless headsets are subject to interference. Doug Chasick CallSource #386: Do Not Disturb Me People sometimes say they have a problem trying to "attend" an e-Learning class from their office or cubicle due to interruptions. This can be solved with a pair of headphones so you can crank up the volume as loud as you need to. This also eliminates distractions. Some managers I know have ordered specialty balloons and a helium tank for their offices. The balloons say, "Training in Progress" or "Do Not Disturb, I'm e-Learning!" When an employee needs to attend a class or focus on a course, they simply tie one of these balloons to their chair or desk (or somewhere it can be instantly seen by those who might be inclinded to disturb them.) Matt Beickert TV II Multimedia #387: Becoming a Disciplined & Responsible Learner Discipline yourself with regular log-ins, readings, and postings. This helps you keep up with material that has been posted. Incorporate into your log-in time some sort of participatory action. Regularly post comments, ask questions, and answer those questions pertaining to your contributions. Add some sense of discipline to your e-Learning life, and you will be amazed at how much you learn. Don Newman #388: High Speed Eliminates The Low Bandwidth Blues You may want to take advantage of the high-speed access to the Intranet/Internet at your company by completing training from your workspace, if possible. Jim R. Phelan Merck & Co. #389: What Do Learners Say? Don't just give me a set of rules, help me understand the business drivers and consequences. Link me to the big picture. Why is this course important to to the organization, to the company? Understand my motivation. Faith Fuqua-Purvis Deloitte Consulting LLP #390: Searching For Mr./Ms. Right Don't be afraid to move on quickly to other learning sites if you are not engaged immediately. There are thousands of opportunities and sifting to find one that suits you as an individual learner is possible. It is good to let the site know via a brief comment why you have left the site -- I have found that these lead to remarkable improvements in e-Learning at a future time. Ray Moos #391: Be A Student Too! Try to learn in the same way you ask your students to learn. Simone Testa Eos Knowledge & Learning 701 e-Learning Tips by The MASIE Center www.masie.com 77
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