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  1. Asking 'how can we educate the public to be more sceptical about science news?' is the wrong question: http://bit.ly/25FWrw
  2. Got shedloads of Google #wave invites. DM/@ if you need one. (and I actually know who you are. That means you Britney-bot)
  3. I'm collecting stuff on personas for a project on using them in learning and development progs http://bit.ly/5ndKcb Any other suggestions?
  4. I love mindmapping. But this cartoon does too ring true. http://bit.ly/4Qax2w
  5. +@usablelearning I'm swooning over this post on game mechanics for knowledge games http://bit.ly/4ZohE1 #wishihadwrittenit
  6. +@iOPT Even more than theoretical humbug, problem with LS is always pragmatic. Thought experiement for future LS http://bit.ly/7Zkr3u
  7. RT @KathySierra: Great writers, teachers, filmmakers, parents, developers, artists... all share a common practice: strategic unhelpfulness.
  8. RT @sahana2802: RT @c4lpt A really useful Wordle trick: http://bit.ly/4zwelc Liked it! >yep, it's a killer tip. Thx
  9. @keystone56 You've been hacked and are spamming. Please change password and check 3rd party permissions.
  10. RT @markgould13: McGee’s Musings : Knowledge management: latest battle between the neats and the scruffies http://ff.im/-bXbrB >#dawnoftime
  11. @karynromeis We do aim to please. And you certainly saved your best tweet for last #stoppedinmytracks /cc @danroddy Hi, there.
  12. @karynromeis You can hope. And maybe, if you're good, it will be. But - 'they' don't need 'us'. Our job is to get out of their way.
  13. RT @iOPT: Selection in Agile Learning Design (new blog post) http://bit.ly/4Y0EHz >so useful, I'm depressed and feel inadequate. Ace
  14. @karynromeis Training and teaching is all about reducing transaction costs. (sorry, econ-babble but can't think of other way) = agree
  15. RT @usablelearning: Cognitive Load Theory: failure? http://bit.ly/8qPvcG >wow, great link. Has anybody told Ruth Clark?
  16. RT @usablelearning: Persuasive Games: This Is Only A Drill - http://bit.ly/7EPeBh >parallel parking skills 'mapping' to keyboard game
  17. @karynromeis For some reason, university became 'the' answer instead of 'an' alternative. Still, apprenticeship can = guilds
  18. @karynromeis Aprrenticeship seems like the obvious way, to me. As for anything one part theory to 9 parts tacit knowledge and personality.
  19. @ChristyATucker We don't have it necessarily in L&D but they have it for schools (See images halfway down) http://bit.ly/1zrH61
  20. @karynromeis I suppose 'learning theory' also equates too often to 'how to teach' as opposed to understanding metacognition. #notthesame