Steps to Create Your Personal Learning Lab
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Learning Solutions Conference & Expo 2012 - March 21, 2012

Treion Muller
Director of Development
FranklinCovey

Matt Murdoch
Global General Manager of Digital Learning
FranklinCovey
Innovation and growth in social media, mobile devices, cloud computing, and other technologies is resulting in the Learning Explosion — the perpetual creation and global distribution of ideas, innovation, and learning. Accessing and applying this knowledge without becoming overwhelmed is essential to personal learning and development. You and your colleagues need to become “Mutant Learners” — rapidly adapting, evolving, and changing to effectively harness today's Learning Explosion.
In this session you will learn how to create a Personal Learning Lab™ — a controlled learning environment where you continuously discover new knowledge, experiment with it, apply it, and organize it into salient concepts that you can easily access on your chosen devices.
In this session, you will learn:
- How you can effectively evolve into a Mutant Learner. (Someone able to thrive in these ever-changing times.)
- The necessary steps to build a Personal Learning Lab
- Tools, tips, and tricks on how to utilize social media and other technology for ongoing learning
- How to organize knowledge into salient concepts that you can easily access on your chosen devices
Audience: This session is for participants at all knowledge and skill levels; however, those who want to harness and effectively apply the onslaught of information now available will be most interested.
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