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05 Mar
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The Next OzLearn Tweet Chat is on 10/3/15

Posted by Matt Guyan | OzLearn |

On Tuesday 10th March at 8:00pm AEDST (UTC +11hrs), @OzLearn is having its next monthly twitter chat. This month, the conversation will be based on David D'Souza's (@dds180) blog post - The Death of L&D: A Post Mortem and we'll be talking about the future of the L&D profession. You can read David's interesting post by clicking here. To join the chat, go to Twitter at 8pm on 10/3, search for @OzLearn and join in the conversation (don’t forget to add #ozlearn to your tweets). There is also an OzLearn LinkedIn group where you can view the Storify of the chat afterwards. Hope you can join...
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01 Mar
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Flipped Networking

Posted by Matt Guyan | PLN |

On the 17th and 18th of February, I attended and presented at the Ark Learning Assembly in Melbourne. Over the two days there were many interesting speakers talking about a range of topics including working out load, gamification, MOOCs , knowledge management as well as organisational case studies. For me though the hands down, without a doubt, best part was meeting people who up until the Assembly, I had only known online. One of these people, Vanessa North, who I knew through Twitter, summed it up best when she called it ‘Flipped Networking’. As she said, “you used to go to conferences,...
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23 Feb
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3 Things I’ve Just Discovered in Storyline 2

Posted by Matt Guyan | Storyline |

Storyline 2 has heaps of great functions to help create fantastic eLearning, so many in fact, it’s hard to know them all. But in the past couple of weeks I’ve come across three hidden ones (well, hidden to me) that I wish I had known earlier. I wanted to share them here because if they're new to me, chances are they'll be new to someone else too. #3 - Moving Objects with Arrow Keys Ok, I’ve known for a while that you can move objects (shapes, text boxes, images) using the arrow keys but sometimes I found that they didn’t move...
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11 Dec
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Showing My Work #8

Posted by Matt Guyan | ELH Challenges, Show Your Work |

Often when we talk about our work, we talk in terms of ‘what’ we did. The Showing My Work series of posts aim to also capture the ‘how’ something was done. E-Learning Heroes Challenge #57 - Preventing Workplace Violence. The brief: This week your challenge is to show scenario examples designed to prevent or address workplace violence. You can structure your demo any way you like - just be sure to include some type of scenario. For this challenge, I decided to use a branching scenario. This type of scenario gets learners involved in a situation and takes them down...
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05 Dec
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The Next OzLearn Tweet Chat is on 9/12/14

Posted by Matt Guyan | OzLearn |

On Tuesday 9th December at 8:00pm AEDST (UTC +11hrs), @OzLearn is having its final monthly twitter chat for 2014. We are very fortunate to have Nigel Payne - @ebase - join us! You can read an introductory post for the chat by clicking here. To join the chat, go to Twitter at 8pm on 9/12, search for @OzLearn and join in the conversation (don’t forget to add #ozlearn to your tweets). There is also an OzLearn LinkedIn group where you can view the Storify of the chat afterwards. Hope you can join us for the chat!
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G'day and welcome to my site! My name is Matt Guyan and I'm an instructional designer from Newcastle NSW, Australia. I'm interested in all things related to eLearning, especially how learning transfer and workplace performance can be improved.

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