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"One of the most effective ways to convey information in eLearning is by getting your audience to care about the content. Creating relatable content via storytelling can help establish a genuine connection, increasing engagement and comprehension. Reasons Why Storytelling Works In eLearning Stories have incredible influence on humans, both intellectually and emotionally. Why? Stories communicate …" 
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"A free 120-page illustrated guide for non-designers on how to create stunning slide decks, with dozens of visual examples, cheat sheets, and step-by-step ..."
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"So, TEDx Kreuzberg happened, and I couldn’t possibly be more proud of the four speakers that stepped on that stage and gave it their best. I couldn’t be more ..."
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"Super Bowl commercials occupy the top slot on the TV advertising power chain. Media literacy consultant Frank Baker explains how to use them in the classroom ..."
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"How about a selfie with the Oracle of Delphi? Museums are targeting new audiences by embracing all forms of digital media ..."
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"Want to get your ideas out to a wider audience? Get involved in the busy, brilliant world of anonymous academics on Twitter ..."
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"The secret of great slide design isn’t merely an aptitude for design and years of training, though undeniably, both of those help. But if you don’t have that, you still can compete with stunning impact ..."
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"Recently, I have been prototyping the new iBeacon technology. The more I work with them, the more possibilities I see for use of this technology ...""
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"In his anthemic Let me entertain you, Robbie Williams urges his audience to “come and sing a different song” ..."
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"A look into the future of technology and event planning ..."
Suvi Salo's curator insight,
November 22, 2014 1:47 AM
-From passive to engaged -Social media as a shared planning tool -Participant to speaker communication -Data personalization -Augmented reality on the event floor -Wearable tech -Mobile goes mainstream -Drones on the horizon 
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November 25, 2014 4:15 PM
Everything digital! Technology is changing the way we see things and people see us. |
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"NBCT Marilyn Pryle expanded her students' authentic audiences by adding community displays and a Vocaroo/QR code strategy to one of their major ELA projects ..."
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"There is one massive issue with presentation trainings, one we can't see unless we step out of our usual presentation training ..."
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"Replacing "alternative facts" with a footnoted, neutral point of view. Some professors say students work harder knowing their research will have a broad audience ..."
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"YouTube hosts a treasure trove of excellent educational content that speaks to the learning needs of a wide variety of audiences. Some of this content is created by dedicated teachers and educators who took it upon themselves to promote learning beyond the traditional walls of their classrooms ..."
Won Ho's curator insight,
January 14, 2017 5:52 AM
ZIf yooi are a English teacher, you have to see this. 영어 선생님이라면은 꼭 봐야할 정보~
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"The great Vicki Davis just shared a link to a new resource, Write The World, on Twitter. Write The World lets teachers set-up virtual classrooms for free where they can monitor student writing progress …"
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"Snapchat is the fastest growing social media platform and, according to the latest statistics, almost two thirds of its users are aged between 13 and 24 years old, making it the ultimate platform to reach young audiences ..."
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"Writing and creating an e-book can be a great way to reach a wider audience and gain loyal followers ..."
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"The attention-grabbing tricks that keep an audience watching, even when people are just talking at a camera ..."
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"Understanding changes and preferences in how your audience consumes information is the foundation of good advertising ..."
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"A University College of London researcher discusses three strategies to open up MOOC content, and why going OER might help solve MOOCs' many problems ..."
Joran Le Cren's curator insight,
March 25, 2015 10:48 AM
While the opening of education materials is laudable, it is important to understand that nothing is free and designing MOOC is expansive. If I compare this to the open source software, programmers spend their time and their passion on it. Indirectly, they pay the cost of the software instead of the people who will use the software. It was very difficult to develop an open source software few years ago because programmers had to work in paid job at the same time. Now, business models exist where programmers can live on developing open source softwares. Problem #1: lack of pedagogy leads to low retention - yes and no: lack of pedagogy does not help but low retention is more due to the lack of goals of the participants. Curiosity can motivate you few weeks but not months. MOOCs are too long. Online courses shall be shorter, competency-based and driven by participant goals. Problem #2: design for several profiles and languages - sure it is important. But still, it is expansive in time and money. Well, some wikipedia-like platform can do the trick. However, while wikipedia delivers knowledge with up to no creativity, a good educational course can be highly creative. And it is harder to share freely. Take Flickr that share pictures, some are CC and others are proprietary. CC pictures have often a lower quality than proprietary pictures. Problem #3: Lack of funding leading to contracts with locked-down content - true but why platform providers and governments should pay for this? Taking the open source software world again, the companies are the ones who sponsor OSS because they have a direct advantage: they can maintain a high-quality software without R&D. Back to the educational world, ask the companies to sponsor the educational resources to participate to their employees' continuous training. Some other quotes : - "shall not require a registration" : IMO, both learners and educators benefit of the data collected during the online learning. - "it is a right for all citizens" : you can argue that citizens shall have access to content produced with public money but it is only true in one country. What about foreigners accessing content produced by this country's citizens money.
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"Web- and mobile-based presentation platform Prezi has just launched a new feature that allows users to deliver presentations remotely to audiences anywhere, in real-time ..."
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