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@FionaQuigs Yeah, I was just amplifying! #chat2lrn 8:58 AM May 24th via TweetChat in reply to FionaQuigs
"Teach patterns, not absolutes" from @FionaQuiggs. Don't tell them; have them make mistakes and see pattern. #chat2lrn 8:55 AM May 24th via TweetChat
@bsoist I'm talking about adults in workplace, where making mistakes is part of daily life #chat2lrn 8:51 AM May 24th via TweetChat in reply to bsoist
Q6) Encourage them to try several approaches to find best one. Don't tell them what to do. #chat2lrn 8:49 AM May 24th via TweetChat
Q6) Let them make mistakes and see the results. Let them learn from results, not preaching. #chat2lrn 8:48 AM May 24th via TweetChat
Q6) Let them fail in safe place (eg scenario) and help them conclude on their own what went wrong #chat2lrn 8:47 AM May 24th via TweetChat
RT @FionaQuigs: Q5) Learning out loud = learning collaboratively, not being afraid if you dont get if right first time #chat2lrn 8:38 AM May 24th via TweetChat
Q5) How are we defining "learning out loud?" #chat2lrn 8:37 AM May 24th via TweetChat
RT @tomspiglanin: Q4) putting learner at risk to fail is hallmark of good ID, no? < if "fail" = "make mistakes in realistic sim" #chat2lrn 8:35 AM May 24th via TweetChat
Q4) It sounds like "failure" is being used harshly, meaning no redeeming value at all. Influence from academe and tests? #chat2lrn 8:26 AM May 24th via TweetChat
RT @tomspiglanin: Q3) Most important lesson from failure is that it wasnt. Found much right, even tho fell short of expectations. #chat2lrn 8:23 AM May 24th via TweetChat
Rather than change the language, change how we view mistakes. #chat2lrn 8:23 AM May 24th via TweetChat
Q3) I'm having trouble with this one because I don't label things "failure." Series of mistakes or bad path, not final. #chat2lrn 8:20 AM May 24th via TweetChat
RT @ZaraLynnKing: #chat2lrn failure = new opportunity. Failed at first big city job but it brought me here to the role i LOVE #chat2lrn 8:19 AM May 24th via TweetChat
RT @petersonandrew: #chat2lrn failure is a social state, a mistake is part of the learning process. #chat2lrn 8:16 AM May 24th via TweetChat
Q2) For me, mistake = poor decision. Failure = my project doesn't meet my minimal goals; time to do something else. #chat2lrn 8:14 AM May 24th via TweetChat
@JohnKlymshyn Discussion of "failure" is part of a chat by learning pros on how to encourage ppl to make mistakes; great way to learn. 8:10 AM May 24th via YoruFukurou in reply to JohnKlymshyn
The word "failure" becomes problematic when a person who fails at something decides they are a failure. Not the word's fault. #chat2lrn 8:07 AM May 24th via TweetChat
@pattishank Thanks, I'm glad I can finally be here, and I'm looking forward to hearing everyone's ideas. #chat2lrn 8:06 AM May 24th via YoruFukurou in reply to pattishank
Q0) Cathy Moore, foe of boring elearning, failing daily in Merida, Mexico (sorry for the chat tweets, everyone) #chat2lrn 8:04 AM May 24th via TweetChat

Name Cathy Moore
Location Mérida, Yucatán, México
Web http://blog.cathy...
Bio On a mission to save the world from boring corporate elearning. Creator of the action mapping ID process and the Elearning Blueprint.