Marne's Blog is quite an interesting blog for Instructional designers.She emphazized the role of training in an incresingly competetive environment.she points out the problem of retaining and obtaining highly skilled workers.She mentions that training will increase the likely hood of retaining workers and ensuring loyalty to the job.In addition she also made mention of the company having an advantage in making and improving its profits when training is done.

For the instructional designer this blog is quite useful and helpful. It works well in education. If individuals on the job are trained efrfectively they would be able to help students learn effectively. In otherwords educators should pass on the the knowledge of the theories of learning by training individuals who tutor students, be it aduls or children so that the students learning styles can be identified and instruction be organized to suit the learner.
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social network blog on Building a better Twitter chat encourages individuals to conduct twitter chat to enhance knowlege on a topic. in order words to enhance learning.The blogger has listed a few considerations for the individuals who would like to conduct twitter chat. Among them are ensuring that there is enough to talk about. For the instructional designer he/she must should be able to find interesting topics to build on topics that will interest the learners and keep them with a zeal to join in the twitter chat. I particularly like the fact that the instructional designer should not that lurkers will be present and persons may not be so inclined to join in conversation at first. Therefore training is important
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The blog ,Ideas;Instructional Desisgn for Elearning approaches. the writer of the blog deals with evaluating learning objects. He stresses that the business and the academic environments may not be the same but both need a formal reward system in place to recognize individuals who participate in the review process. He also emphazizes that recognition gives credit and trianing is vital.
The instructional designer should take note and ensure that learner is recognize appropiately for task well done . however like Ormrod J.,Schunk,D & Gredler,M puts it dont't over praise or credit.

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