Tagoras Releases Second Edition of the Learning 2.0 for Associations Report

What a great way to celebrate National Distance Learning Week! Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele over at Tagoras have updated their Learning 2.0 for Associations report — an amazing resource that every association must have! It clearly describes the key Learning 2.0 elements and includes examples (with URL addresses so you can see more) of how various organizations are leveraging social learning.

Did I mention the report is FREE!?!??

What are you waiting for?!?

Now excuse me while I go follow up on some of these great ideas….

What State Are You In?

Or, to ask the bigger question, What State Is Association Learning In? What are the innovations, if any, that we’re seeing across the alearning spectrum? What challenges are we facing?

I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Jeff Cobb over at Tagoras about these topics and more. He released the conversation as a series of podcasts and has now made the content available in a beautifully formatted written transcript.

Generous as ever with so much of what Tagoras offers, this transcript is available FREE. You can download the PDF file by following this link: http://www.tagoras.com/2010/10/11/association-elearning-behrens-cobb/

We welcome your comments and ideas —

What innovations might we have missed that you’re seeing?

What trends are emerging that we neglected to mention?

What challenges are you experiencing that we overlooked?

Join the conversation! Tell us what state You and Your Association are in when it comes to learning in general and elearning in particular!

Please Eavesdrop

… on Jeff Cobb and me as we cover topics ranging from the current status of elearning in associations to what we think about innovation in the sector these days. What does “cautious flux” mean, anyway?

You can access the two podcasts Jeff created on his Tagoras Web site (yes, we had that much to talk about!):

Here’s the link to the link of the first segment: http://www.tagoras.com/2010/08/24/association-e-learning-conversation-1/

And here’s where you can find the link to the second segment: http://www.tagoras.com/2010/08/31/association-elearning-conversation-2/

My sincere thanks to Jeff for inviting me to have this conversation, and for making it available for others!