5. Professional Learning Preferences

There will be a variety of approaches for designing and delivering the learning.  (e.g., face to face conferences, online eLeadership Guides, online live and recorded eCourses, Webinars, Book Studies).

What learning approaches/experiences/resources best support your learning needs? (e.g., case studies, keynote speakers, professional reading, stories of practices, learning guides).

17 responses

August 15, 2022 (08:20 pm)
Bill Driedger says:
These all look great. At our table we felt that case studies were very effective if done in a collaborative manner.
Do you agree? 1  
August 15, 2022 (08:14 pm)
Terri Lynn Guimond says:
Case students, stories of practice, blended in person and virtual.
Do you agree? 1  
August 15, 2022 (08:14 pm)
Pat MacDonald says:
A variety of options and approaches, as listed above is ideal. Diversity of learning options is important to meet the needs of all members. Mentorship should be formalized to be a part of the program.
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August 15, 2022 (08:13 pm)
Clinton Elliott says:
- A variety of options, having resources that can be referred back to.
Do you agree? 2  
August 15, 2022 (08:13 pm)
Terry Gibson says:
Book study in a small group Case studies Stories of practice
Do you agree? 1  
August 15, 2022 (08:11 pm)
Paul Therrien says:
Case studies and opportunities to reflect from presentations to apply to our context.
Do you agree? 2  
August 15, 2022 (08:11 pm)
Leanne Timko says:
*Case Studies/Real-life Scenarios *Keynote speakers *Choice of professional readings *Choice/Flexibility in topics, approaches *Opportunity to apply real-life/work experience for credit *Generative dialogue
Do you agree? 1  
August 15, 2022 (08:10 pm)
Jen Quigley says:
Face-to-face conferences E-learning A blend of Verifiable and Non-verifiable
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August 15, 2022 (08:09 pm)
Kimberlee Carson says:
Flexible Balance of online and in person
Do you agree? 2  
August 15, 2022 (08:06 pm)
Scott Meunier says:
Personally, I appreciate case studies aligned with the learning objects required by legislation.
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August 15, 2022 (08:06 pm)
Brett Cox says:
All of the above and various modes for each strand
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August 15, 2022 (08:06 pm)
Stephanie Sutherland says:
All of the above.
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August 15, 2022 (08:04 pm)
James Trodden says:
Multiple ways to access Hybrid learning that involves online learning combined with peer learning
Do you agree? 1  
August 15, 2022 (08:04 pm)
Alda Lovell says:
Flexible delivery formats and all of the above components case studies, keynotes, prof reading, stories of practice, learning guides etc.
Do you agree? 1  
August 15, 2022 (08:03 pm)
Jodi Smith says:
The variety and being able to choose is perfect
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August 15, 2022 (07:57 pm)
Julia Drefs says:
A combination of the above, with choice and flexibility.
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August 15, 2022 (08:50 am)
Scott Morrison says:
A hybrid model with some in-person and some online. The ability for self-directed learning/independent studies.
Do you agree? 2