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Best Practices in Instructional Design & Use of Learning Technologies
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Practical approaches & best practices in using cutting-edge learning technologies & design that is relevant to learning professionals & educators. You are most welcome to contribute relevant ideas, or links to your blog, published articles & books, or invitations to your public learning events.
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Do you know what mobile learning is, or if it's the right fit for your students? Via k3hamilton, michel verstrepen
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In previous posts, I've described the basic elements of QR codes and some ways that QR codes can be used in education and in workplace training. Via Miss Noor
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This is an interesting free app for the iPad which enables you to create interactive books
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"It's no secret enterprises have begun to adopt tablets with the same fervor of consumers..." Via John Evans
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Presentation by Anders Gronstedt, Ph.D.about next-generation corporate learning and communications...
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You'll be able to view it with your HTML5-enabled browsers, and that's ok with me.
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Nick Shackleton-Jone presentation using a visual timeline to discuss the future of learning and technology (25 min).
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Branching scenarios and other interactive eLearning examples compiled by Cathy Moore. This example by Kinection.
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Looking forward to converting Adobe Captivate generated SWF to HTML5 format. have you tried it yet?
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Marc Rosenberg on tablets for education.
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Trully cool digital tools.
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iPad apps that align to the revised Bloom’s Taxonomy. This is another great visual!
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Josh Bersin's presentation slides on mobile and informal learning trends, delivered at the HR Technology Conference in October of 2011. Via Adelina Moura, michel verstrepen
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I discovered QR codes a couple of months ago, I read about them, downloaded a QR reader, and began to create my own codes.(I have one for my blog page on the right hand side of the blog). When I ... Via Miss Noor
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Blippar is an image recognition app that can link printed media to interactive online content without a QR code. Via callooh
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This is a really nice visual thesaurus. It enables you to create spidergrams of word relationships and save them as images. Via Nik Peachey
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www.soryn.it Graduate Thesis in "Computer Graphics and Multimedia Design" This is my thesis in "Computer Graphics and Multimedia Design" at the Faculty of Ar... Via callooh
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Per Shaftlands: 'This is just a clip that I have been working on for a while. I took footage from The Shaft's server (Shaftlands) and made a little commercial showcase thingy...' -- simply magnificent! Via jokay
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Clark Aldrich's interesting rule of thumb using 6 levels of game play. Depending on the project, or topic, I start with 4 levels that progress in level of complexity & adjust the timing as needed, up to 8 levels. Aldrich's 24 min of play means about 36 min of intro & conclusions (assuming including feedback). Considering the attention span of today's target audience (and approving executives) this seems excessive to me. What are your thoughts?
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It is notoriously hard to predict the future of anything, but predicting technology trends can be done if you look for products and services already in development. - GARY WOODILL on the future of mobile learning.
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A collection of simple, yet engaging eLearning examples compiled by Cathy Moore.
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Are you using mLearning with HTML5 in your learning and development repertoire?
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