Tarlon Moghadam

Location: irvine, ca

About me

I work as a Social Learning Specialist for MaxKnowledge. As part of my position, I monitor the Career Ed Lounge and suggest site enhancements to improve user experience. So please feel free to contact me if you have any feedback!

I have a BS degree in Psychology and Social Behavior with a Minor in Educational Studies. I’ve focused my career on understanding and analyzing social learning behavior in e-learning settings.

I’m a graduate of the University of California, Irvine, and enjoy living in southern California! In my spare time, I teach piano lessons online using highly effective e-learning software for music instruction!

Interests

marketing, social learning, social media, education

Skills

social meida, career development, training, social learning, education, marketing

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time frame

Hi Toni, each course takes about 4 hours to complete. Once you enroll in a course you have 1 year from the enrollment date to complete the course. Hope that answers your question! :)

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How This Course Will Impact My Professional Life

Your employees have the best manager ever!

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Blog vs Discussion

Hello Tom,

The Blogs section on the Group site is for sharing your wisdom, best practices, and valuable experiences. For example, you can publish your proven techniques, methods and strategies on the job. You can also share your action plans from training as well as your successes and challenges in applying what you learned and the outcomes achieved. You can also comment on your peers’ blog posts.

In the Discussions section on the Group site, you can ask a question, initiate a discussion, participate in discussions, or even facilitate discussions. For example:

Ask a question - You can’t find the… >>>

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Are they students or customers?

As I was reading the lesson, I found an interesting article on the NY Times News Blog. Stated :

"Schools or colleges have two purposes as far as students are concerned. The first is to educate. The second is to place students in challenging and well-compensated positions after they graduate so they can use their educations to build careers and lives. Along with the quality of the faculty is the effectiveness of the job-placement office. The university is society’s gatekeeper. Students see degrees as tickets of admission to the big show."

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Extrinsic motivators for adults...

Hi Christine,

One extrinsic motivator could be awarding participation points for contributing to class discussions. Participation will allow for a more engaging and educational lecture and rewarding students with points will motivate them to participate in your lectures. This may also raise interest in the subject matter as a whole.

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