Calling out misinformation, myths, pseudoscience and marketing nonsense in L&D. Help out by tagging us in any bad L&D posts that you see. DMs are open.
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2) Sending us examples of posts and articles with bad advice.
3) Contacting accounts that are promoting nonsense and politely asking them to stop.
We're back after a nice hibernation period. We're sure there's been plenty of Bad L&D since we've been slumbering, so feel free to send it our way and we'll do our best to put the world to rights! #learninganddevelopment
@badlearning a fine eg. Pic 1. @THRIVEwithus_ put up inappropriate post using tragedy as an opportunity to market themselves Pic 2. I called them out, they took down the post, head of marketing sent me a pvt msg Pic 3. They put the post back up! 1/3
Sorry @HowNowTeam there’s another one. This article refers to #learningstyles. That pesky stat that ‘65% of the population are visual learners’, which is not true. Could you fix that after #LT20UK too?
https://t.co/5QB18lNIK7
I’ve been asked if I want to spend £2,000 to have a one page feature in an HR magazine that would anoint my company as one of the top ten OD companies in the UK. If I don’t pay it, we are not in the top ten. Decisions, decisions...
Hi @SHIFTelearning here is another one.
The goldfish attention span myth is referenced in this article and the cited source is a Time magazine article.
https://t.co/pLDlEq0WyJ
Hi @HowNowTeam have fun at #LT20UK! After the event could you please fix your article that claims millennials have an 8 second attention span? This stat isn’t correct, but it does get repeated quite often! Thanks.
https://t.co/jyDCawtBlf
Sorry @HowNowTeam there’s another one. This article refers to #learningstyles. That pesky stat that ‘65% of the population are visual learners’, which is not true. Could you fix that after #LT20UK too?
https://t.co/5QB18lNIK7
Hi @OReillyMedia Evangelos is correct, there is no evidence to support learning styles. We did a quick search of your site and also found this publication that also promotes learning styles https://t.co/96ufMvwhxw
Hey @ecreators! This old blog post would be fine without this advice about learning styles. In fact, 2 other articles on your site also don’t need to reference learning styles either (but they do). Time to make some updates? https://t.co/oAJx0hDhBd
#elearning#moodle#lms#edtech
Hi @SHIFTelearning here is another one.
The goldfish attention span myth is referenced in this article and the cited source is a Time magazine article.
https://t.co/pLDlEq0WyJ
Hi @CSODEMEA we have a few things to bring up about DNA (Digital Native Advancement) as it is involved with several myths and bad practices.
A thread 👇👇 #LTUK20#LT20UK