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A New Word for Learning

08 Oct 2010 / 0 Comments / in Communities of Practice, PSH/by Paul Simbeck Hampson

Why do I need a new word for learning? Well, according to the experts in the learning consultancy branch, every time the word learning is used their clients dive under their desks and refuse to come out until they’ve gone… thanks LMS & the Snake Oil salesmen. So, the hunt is now on for a new word that is less scary.

Here are some ideas that came out of @lrnchat last night…

evolving via @olliegardener
working via @jonhusband
iworking via me
weworking via @c4lpt
living via @tdebaillon

Tags: Consultancy, Crowdsource, Education, Enabling, Evolving, Experts, Learning, LMS, Opinions, Snake oil, Top

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