The Learning Loop

The Learning Loop is on vacation. Will come back. But not soon. CU in a couple of years.

Isn't the nanodegree from Udacity a good try just to follow history already happening? Who hires based on diplomas today? It's just a checkbox: ok I see you had enough brains to complete a collage. Now what have you really done and what are you capable of?

Thanks Attila Szigeti for the link.

AT&T and Udacity partner to create the 'nanodegree,' a new type of college degree The vocationally focused nanodegree is designed to be a lifelong learning portfolio that would be widely recognized by the tech industry and far cheaper to obtain.

Szoktál halogatni feladatokat? Igen?

Ha meg akarod csinálni, csak ülj le és kezdd el, onnan már átveszi az irányítást a Zeigarnik hatás.

The Zeigarnik effect: the scientific key to better work - Sandglaz Blog If you look around you, you will start to notice the Zeigarnik effect pretty much everywhere. It's because uncompleted tasks nag at you until you complete them.

Új irányok:
tp://venturebeat.com/2014/06/24/google-and-carnegie-mellon-university-researchers-unite-to-change-the-e-learning-landscape/

Google and Carnegie Mellon University researchers unite to change the e-learning landscape Google and CMU researchers told VentureBeat the e-learning world needs serious work. Here's what they're doing

Néha éredemes megállni, és elgondolkodni, vajon jó helyen/a helyünkön vagyunk-e a munkánkban. Az önismeretünk mellett a végiggondolt tervezés segíthet a továbblépésben, vagy a maradásban: http://www.slideshare.net/GetSmarter/what-is-your-5year-career-plan-33068566

What is your 5-year Career Plan? Planning five years into your future may seem overwhelming and time-consuming. Yet, the benefits of mapping out your career over the next 5 years will help yo…

Nem késő változtatni: http://www.ted.com/talks/nigel_marsh_how_to_make_work_life_balance_work

How to make work-life balance work Work-life balance, says Nigel Marsh, is too important to be left in the hands of your employer. Marsh lays out an ideal day balanced between family time, personal time and productivity -- and offers some stirring encouragement to make it happen.