From Mark Oehlert comes the notion of 6 word learning plans. Recently in a workshop Marie Jasinski intorduced me to the notion of writing a 32 word summary, then reducing it 16, then to 8, then to 4, then to 2 - a game called essence. To be able to pull together the essence of a learning plan into 6 words is a very appropriate challenge as today I’m participating/ coordinating a bootcamp for colleagues. The idea is to get together for two days of intense work on a learning activity design or learning object creation project, and have time for peer critique and sharing. This morning we also had a demonstration of the new version of Elluminate.

So my learning plan for 2 days?

Here’s my effort - imagine, plan, build, reflect, evaluate, share.

 Some from Jay Cross as a comment on Mark Oehlert’s post: The first one tickled my fancy - very applicable to vocational training :-)

do it. screw up. try again.

try. reflect. share with others. remember.

watch. listen. feel. mimic. perform. teach.

Jay Cross