The document discusses cloud computing and its applications for workplace learning. It provides timelines showing how training technologies have evolved from 1996 to 2010, with emerging technologies like web 2.0 and cloud computing rising and older technologies like CDs and overheads declining. The document raises questions about when and how cloud solutions should be implemented, potential problems, and what cloud computing can do for workplace learning. It also includes quotes on cloud computing and learning from industry experts.
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1. Janet Clarey
Brandon Hall Research Associate
In the Cloud clo summit
Château Élan Winery and Resort
Braselton, GA
April 11-13, 2010
a marcusevans event
2. I don’t care what’s “up there” so
long as it works.
– eLearning Guru Jay Cross on cloud computing,
Web 2.0 Expo
13. Cloud computing n.
Leveraging 3rd party
computing capability over
the network to cut costs,
increase scale, improve
agility, and access best
practices.
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Hinchcliffe
17. The Big Picture
Training Technologies (1996)
Peaking technologies
Text Only Internet
Ascending Maturing technologies
technologies
Compact Discs CBT
Web 1.0 Overheads
Developing Declining technologies
technologies
18. The Big Picture
Training Technologies (2006)
Peaking technologies
Web 1.0
Ascending Maturing technologies
technologies
Web 2.0/Clouds Compact Discs
Robotics/Agents Text Only Internet
Developing technologies Declining technologies
19. The Big Picture
Training Technologies (2010)
Peaking technologies
Web 2.0 / Clouds
Ascending Maturing technologies
technologies
Robotics/Agents Web 1.0
Collective Learning Compact Discs
Developing technologies Declining technologies
32. What you want,
when you want it.
As opposed to
everything you
could ever want,
even when you
don’t.
-Marissa Mayer,
V.P. Google
38. Tags:
How you think of things
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Slide: Dave Ferguson
Editor's Notes
PresentationLearning in the Cloud: What CLOs Should Know About Cloud ComputingCloud computing offers new opportunities to enhance workplace learning and can be an attractive solution for many organizations with an applicationthat runs in a data center or with a hosted provider. Cloud computing can eliminate the need to purchase, run, and maintain hardware, service,and application platforms.* When should you consider using a cloud solution?* What problems might you encounter when implementing cloud computing?* What can cloud computing do for workplace learning?
Early drawings of networks show messages coming in one side and out the other.