A brief note to readers particularly interested in association e-learning: I had the pleasure recently of talking with Ellen Behrens, of the aLearning Blog, about her new book on association e-learning, aLearning: A Trail Guide to Association eLearning. I decided to post this one over on Tagoras. The interview runs about 30 minutes and covers [...]

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Associations Now interviewed me recently about association e-learning and what sorts of expectations organizations should have when undertaking an e-learning initiative. The resulting article came out in this month’s edition and is now online at E-learning Expectations.
Many of my comments in the article draw upon findings from the Association E-learning 2009: State of the Sector [...]

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Just a brief post to note that Association E-learning 2009: State of the Sector has been officially released. We (Celisa Steele and I) have been working on this since October. As far as we know, it is the most comprehensive piece of research out there right now on the state of e-learning in the association [...]

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I happened to see the second of the Narnia movies, Prince Caspian, recently. In it there is a scene in which the younger Pevensie brother, Edward, appears before the enemy as a messenger and is addressed as “Prince.” “King,” he replies, “It’s King Edward. Peter is the High King.” In response…

“Learning” is at the heart of my particular hedgehog concept here at Hedgehog & Fox as well as in my general approach to consulting with organizations.� When I say “learning,” I don’t (necessarily) mean “education,” and these days, I hardly ever mean “formal classroom-based education.” I mean the act of acquiring new…