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ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS
AUGUST 13, 2012
More Playing with the Tin Can API: SCORM Cloud and the ADL Bookmarklet
Let’s be clear: I’m not a hard-core developer. My primary motive in anything tech-related is to figure out how it will limit or enable design. So now that that’s on the table… I’m doing a little playing with Tin Can statements generated by the ADL’s bookmarklet and viewed in SCORM Cloud. To the uninitiated: The idea of a bookmarklet is simple… It’s a snippet of code that you turn into a bookmark or favorite in your browser, and when you’re on a page that you want to do something with, you just click it. That’s it.
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ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS
OCTOBER 18, 2012
HTML5 and eLearning: What Managers and Practitioners Must Know
I’m happy to share that my research report with the eLearning Guild is now live and available to anyone with a paid Guild membership:  HTML5 and eLearning: What Managers and Practitioners Must Know. This is the culmination of a couple of years of writing and talking about HTML5 and elearning, but I know that it will open up new questions, as well. More Share/Save Options.
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ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS
JULY 28, 2011
If Not ADDIE, Then What? Part 1: Thiagi’s 4-Door Model
In this short series , I’m highlighting instructional design models that have had profound impacts on my work… specifically those that speak to the creative process, and specifically those that have originated in the practice of creating corporate learning. These areas represent different ways in which the learner can interact with the content of the course and even other learners.
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ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS
MARCH 1, 2012
#LearningStyles Awareness Day – Catering to Interaction Preferences Instead
This post is part of #LearningStyles ‘Awareness Day’ , a day of blogging about a very popular — if very unfounded — concept in our industry. . So I’m just going to share an experience from a workshop I gave recently to my local ASTD chapter , which largely covered choosing training/performance support modalities for different situations. Well… no. What do you think?
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ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS
OCTOBER 17, 2011
Promising Tools for HTML5 Development
I’m pleased to share that I have an article in this month’s T+D: Promising Tools for HTML5 Development. Click on the New Tools for Mobile Learning title on the cover; though that’s not the primary focus of the article, this has not yet been edited on the cover.). Other Sharing/Saving Options.
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ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS
AUGUST 19, 2011
If You Want Your Message Heard, Lower Your Voice
Shouting is not the best way to be heard, nor is it the best way to convey passion. Raising your volume also raises people’s defenses. The best way to get people to listen carefully is to lower your voice. People Speak Softest When it Matters Most. To further emphasize a statement, leave plenty of silence both before and after. This is true in visual design as well. Tweet. Audible Audio Book.
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