Tag Archives | #lrnchat

Saying Goodbye and Thank You to Kelly Smith of #lrnchat

By on April 12, 2018 in General

Earlier tonight I learned about the passing of Kelly Smith, one of my fellow moderators for the weekly Twitter Chat #lrnchat, and a great friend to the learning and development community. I was privileged to connect with Kelly fairly regularly through the planning of each week’s #lrnchat discussion. Kelly was a great example of how […]

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Reflections on #lrnchat: 70:20:10

By on January 18, 2016 in General

This week’s #lrnchat explored the value of 70:20:10. I always find looking at the questions that are used to loosely guide the conversation as a nice way to see the overall theme of the chat. Here are the discussion questions that were presented to the group: Q1) The numbers in 70:20:10 have been challenged due […]

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Reflections on #Lrnchat: Reflection

By on May 29, 2014 in General

This week’s #lrnchat explored the value of reflection for learning, so it seems an appropriately meta time time add another post to my long-dormant “Reflections on #lrnchat” series of posts. I always find looking at the questions that are used to loosely guide the conversation as a nice way to see the overall theme of […]

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Reflections on #Lrnchat: Magic w/ Mike Hruska

By on February 26, 2013 in General

This week’s #lrnchat explored similarities between Magic and Learning, and featured a special guest: Mike Hruska. The contributions Mike added to the discussion and the resources he and others shared to continue the learning are curated at the bottom of this post. I always find looking at the questions that are used to loosely guide […]

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Reflections on #lrnchat: Learning Valentines

By on February 18, 2013 in General

This week’s #lrnchat took place on Valentine’s Day, so it seemed only appropriate that the chat’s theme was “Learning Valentines”. I always find looking at the questions that are used to loosely guide the chat as a nice way to see the overall theme of the chat. Here are the discussion questions that were presented […]

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