People who've been talking about feral learning - Jane Bozarth

Jane Bozarth (Author biography posted on Amazon)

A decade ago I moved from the world of traditional instruction to designing and facilitating both asychronous and synchronous training. Now that technology -- and learner access to it -- has finally caught up with possibilities, my interests have expanded to the world of social media tools to support and extend the work of the workplace training practitioner.

I have an M.Ed. in Training & Development/Technology in Training and a doctorate in Adult Education. (My dissertation, on workplace social learning/communities of practice, is available free via a Google search). I enjoy writing, and in addition to my books I was, for 10 years, a member of "Training Magazine"'s book review team and now write book reviews and a monthly column, "Nuts and Bolts" for the eLearning Guild's online "Learning Solutions Magazine".

You can find me "live" most anytime on Twitter @janebozarth and almost always on Thursday evenings as one of the moderators of the popular #lrnchat sessions. My Twitter profile describes me as a feral learner, positive deviant, and World's Oldest Millenial.
I also drive too fast.

profile posted at lrnchat.wordpress.com/whos-who/

7 Apr 2011 ... , http://twitter.com/JaneBozarth , AUTHOR,TRAINER,INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNER, E-LEARNING SPECIALIST, POSITIVE DEVIANT, FERAL LEARNER ...