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70:20:10 Challenges: Curation Done Right

70:20:10 challenges, come in all shapes and sizes but within the 70:20:10 framework, curation is one of the quickest ways to share knowledge. However, most curated content  does not qualify as knowledge sharing. Here is how to turn content curation into knowledge sharing.

The 70:20:10 learning model has gained much attention over the years and now many huge businesses look to encourage it every day. Essentially, the model says that the majority of learning and development occurs on the job whilst a small percentage comes from mentoring and collaboration with colleagues. Finally, the smallest amount is from formal training and this makes sense as it is where they spend the least amount of time. However, where is the supporting evidence?

Getting started with your first online e-learning course can be a challenging task, but knowing how to get started is half the battle. The good news is that, in today’s world, information is free and easy to find! One quick Google search will yield multiple results with guides on how to create your first e-learning course and you will end up with over a 100 best practices in a couple of minutes! The downside to this is that you might get lost in the vast sea of information. To help you get started, here are 7 of the best tips on creating your first e-learning course with Easygenerator.

Images are expensive, and you do not want to violate copyrights. Finding good images that you are allowed to use can be a challenge. Here is a list with free services to images and other resources that you are allowed to use.

67% of all new users of easygenerator’s Free, Starter and Plus Plan are now people with no background in instructional design. Teachers, trainers, subject matter experts and people who are working in HR departments. Many of them were working in PowerPoint and want to move beyond that. This is the reason we now added a PowerPoint import to all editions of easygenerator.

Imagine a classroom where the students are able to spend their class time passing an engaging online course, collaborating on creative projects with their peers and getting on-time support and assistance from a teacher. No rows of desks lined up facing a wall, no boring instruction anymore. Seems unbelievable? Blended learning makes it possible!

Applying the 70:20:10 Model in Learning and Development

The Lab Rotation model offers personalized instruction possibilities that allow you to adapt it depending on your needs. This keeps in mind both the learning needs of students and the resource abilities of the school.

The A-La-Carte Model combines face-to-face instruction with an elective online course chosen by the learner according to their interests or needs. This way, a trainer can expand the range of study resources that learners may choose from in order to boost their motivation and ultimately personalize their learning path.

To date it is still the standard for result tracking, but the latest version of SCORM (2004) is already more than a decade old. The world of eLearning has seen a lot of changes since then, from mobile learning to gamification, the world of eLearning is rapidly changing. So the question on everyone’s mind, is SCORM still the only option? The answer: no, we now have XAPI (formerly known as TinCan)