Clive on Learning
Clive Shepherd has spent the past 25 years working with computers trying to make learning things happen electronically. He's still trying to figure it out.
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The hills are alive - 9 days ago
It's all going to go a little quiet from me for a week, as Sue and I set off for a week's walking holiday in the Swiss Alps. Just in case you're getting a little concerned, given the series of recent deaths from avalanches, that is... Learning styles don't exist - 11 days ago
The debate was already red hot before this video by Professor Daniel T Willingham from the University of Virginia (brought to my attention by Stephen Downes ) added fuel to the fire. On the one side are the learning and development romantics, all voodoo.. Topics: learning theories
A tour of the back lot - 13 days ago
I've now completed three 'Webcam Interviews' - of Tom Kuhlmann , Patrick Dunn and Cathy Moore - and a number of people have asked me about why I'm doing them, how they're put together and how much work is involved. So, I thought... Topics: webcam interviews
An interview with Cathy Moore - 18 days ago
I met Cathy Moore when I was in Indianapolis last year, having followed her blog Making Change - ideas for lively elearning since its inception. Cathy's blog is aimed fairly and squarely at instructional designers, encouraging them to 'dump the... Topics: webcam interviews
No time for errors - 19 days ago
It's great to welcome one of close work colleagues entering the edublogosphere, particularly one with so much unique expertise to share, and that's Chris Brannigan of Caspian Learning . Chris is one of a rare breed of designers specialising in 3D. Topics: 3D worlds, instructional design, on-job instruction


















