It's great to see something very similar to my discussion of eLearning 1.0, 1.3 and 2.0. I've been talking about this issue as an evolution of our responsibilities, but I actually prefer Jay's take on it where we have choices within any solution.
In fact, solutions we construct these days often involve multiple sets of decisions. For example, we might still do some introductory training with most switches on the left, but follow it with support for informal follow-up with all switches on the right.
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Tony, I should have acknowledged that the matrix you showed at ASTD TechKnowledge was a catalyst for my thinking. I'd been grappling with finding a way to describe the variables in a learning environment. In fact, I have a similar chart in my book. But your description was what kicked my mental gears back into action.
jay
I appear to have ignited a firestorm among academic bloggers.
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