I found
that www.blog.cathy-moore.com blog was useful for adult learners. Cathy Moore presented the blog in more of a
self-directed learning module. The
webinars and virtual training had activities that could be interesting for the
adult learner and would allow them to reach their goals. Another bonus to this site was she gave hints
on how to facilitate the learning modules.
This blog tries to make training fun for adults and give useful and
helpful tips on what works. She has facilitated these modules and was able to
give feedback on what is effective and what is not. She has been able to design e-learning so the
student is getting a maximized experience.
https://bozarthzone.blogspot.com was one of the most useful blogs
that I found. Jane Bozarthzone listed
several upcoming events that would be useful to the profession. Some of the blogs that were listed did not
have resourceful information or was not updated. This blog was the complete opposite. One of the post on her blog was about
unlearning previous methods of processing information. One of the analogies used was when you first
learned to drive and switch from an automatic to a standard and then back to an
automatic. From my own personal
experience I remember driving with both feet and slamming on the break with my
left foot as if it was a clutch. I look
forward to following this blog and staying up on what is going on in the design
community.
These
three blogs proved to be the most useful at this point in my career. A wide variety of information was provided on
the sites. Having access to what is
working in the design community and being able to collaborate with other
designers is a wonderful thing. Keeping
up with slide show presentations, webinars, and e-learning techniques will
greatly expand my knowledge.
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