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  Deconstructing the Work Literacy Learning Event
  
  The Work Literacy online learning event is over and Harold Jarche has posted some of what he learned from our facilitation of the course. Time for me to share some of my thoughts. .

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  Adam Roades

  Michele provides a debrief on the online social media learning experiment she conducted using Ning. Discusses the impact of technology and format on the outcome and identifies recommendations for future events.

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  Brent MacKinnon

  summary reflection on the course.. good for SMfWL

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• 14 Nov 08
  

  Christy Tucker

  Michele Martin debriefs the experience of teaching the Work Literacy online course via Ning. Several things they did were very successful. Ning was a good platform, even though it's intended as a social networking tool rather than a CMS. Explicitly saying that different levels of participation were acceptable meant that lurkers felt comfortable dipping in and out as legitimate perispheral participants. Was the course a success? It sounds like they all learned from the experience; to me, that means it's a success even if some aspects didn't work as they hoped.

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