Learning From Work Videos
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Eighty eight public domain downloaded videos
Timings in minutes and seconds
1.04 A one minute overview of how to use the leadership coaching diagnostic cards.
1.07 Malcolm Knowles’ summary of the four principles of Andragogy
1.15 Learning in a cot
1.19 70.20.10 explained
1.42 Steve Jobs on persistence
1.53 Cyril Houle’s three learning motivators
2.16 Choosing the right words for your objectives
2.35 Fundamentals of self directed learning
2.35 Levels of self-directed learning
2.43 Adult learning principles – a rap!
2.44 What is critical reflection?
2.50 Learning Styles – Honey and Mumford
3.00 The neuroscience of learning
3.13 Principles of learning from experience
3.14 Disrupt yourself
3.14 What is informal learning?
3.16 Formal and informal learning
3.32 What is 70.20.10 learning?
3.41 Three elements of reality in learning design
3.43 Origins of workplace learning – Reg Revans
3.46 A model for 70.20.10
3.46 Three times to reflect
3.49 Charles Jennings: Moving learning and development from order taker to value maker
3.53 Social media as learning tools
3.59 Action Learning for the top team
4.09 Charles Jennings: The 70: 20: 10 model
4.16 What is social learning?
4.18 Kelly Kajewski explains the 70:20:10 model
4.19 Charles Jennings overview of the 70:20:10 model
4.25 Charles Jennings on the value of accreditation and certification
4.39 The six adult learning principles
4.43 Action learning set CPD
4.44 Continuous learning – Charles Jennings
4.47 How to speed learn in five simple steps
4.54 Informal learning in a web world
4.56 Social media for learning
5.00 Charles Jennings on 70: 20:10
5.04 Malcolm Knowle’s Andragogy theory
5.51 What is continuing professional development?
5.54 The top seven networking skills
6.00 Reg Revans on intellect and wisdom
6.03 Three types of reflection
6.20 Why constant learners all embrace the 5 hour rule
6.22 How to create a 70.20.10. Professional Development Plan
6.39 The 70.20.10 roadmap
7.09 Jane Hart on modern workplace learning
7.28 Networking is not working
8.32 Informal learning – Victoria Marsick
8.42 Robert Greenleaf: Three fundamentals of knowledge
8.54 Malcolm Knowles on Andragogy
8.58 TED Talk on Self Directed Learning
9.02 The revolution of Self-directed-learning
9.20 Informal learning Jay Cross
9.24 The art of active networking
9.58 The future of workplace learning
9.58 Three forms of reflection: Before, in and after action.
10.08 The ‘Difficult’ learning model part one: Four ways to categorise learning in terms of value and difficulty.
10.30 The ‘Difficult’ learning model part two: More practical considerations and implications for practitioners.
10.31 Andragogy: Narrated slideshow
10.43 A chat with Charles Jennings
12.05 An introvert’s guide to networking
12.24 Learning and forgetting curves
12.24 Informal learning in ten minutes
12.52 Becoming a reflective practitioner
12.55 How failure cultivates resilience
12.59 How to hack networking
13.28 The importance of learning – TED talk
13.51 Reg Revans interview
Part 1: On intellect and Wisdom
Part 2: On questioning insight
Part 3: Origins of workplace learning
15.20 How to challenge yourself out of your comfort zone
17.50 Barbara Oakley TED talk: Learning how to learn
18.14 Learning Styles – the importance of critical self-reflection
19.02 Ian Leslie on why we must continue to learn and be curious
19.08 Ben Dunlap Ted talk – the lifelong learner
19.28 How to use others’ feedback to learn and grow
19.41 Action learning set fishbowl style demonstration
20.19 Jack Zenger – four keys to growth…stage presentation
20.56 Sir Ken Robinson – bring on the learning revolution
26.03 Self learning: The reflective practitioner
28.10 The challenge of effective workplace learning
28.52 How people learn: The affective context – the first general theory of learning
38.29 Pat McLagan: ‘Unstoppable you – the seven practices of lifelong learning
44.09 Reg Revans interviews in four parts
Part 1: 11.52
Part 2: 12.24
Part 3: 7.55
Part 4: 11.58
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