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The Psychology and Neuroscience of the Underdog Effect: Why We’re all Leicester City Football Fans!

Learningtogo

These two branches of science are not in competition so much as working on complementary tracks towards the same end. This study and others like it explains why “poor boy makes good” stories play so well in fiction, movies and politics. Everyone Loves a Winner” – Except When We Don’t. Empathy and Oxytocin play a part.

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SCORM Compliance and Tin Can Api

Paradiso

In the case of elearning, SCORM is like the DVD player, without which you wouldn’t be able to play your movies. SCORM compliance lets course authors create dynamic and engaging content which, aside from being able to be played on LMS platforms, gives trainers the chance to track progress. Background of SCORM. Quantifiable data.

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How to hide the playbar in Captivate 4 using Actions « Steve Howard’s eLearning Blog

Steve Howard

Home About Steve Howard’s eLearning ++ Blog Thoughts, news, observations from a guy working in eLearning and obsessed by tech Feeds: Posts Comments How to hide the playbar in Captivate 4 using Actions January 25, 2009 by stevehoward999 Information about using the new actions and variables features in Captivate 4 is a little sparse right now.

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2008 Places Retro (2)

Learning with e's

I went to a Beer Garden and enjoyed an enjoyable couple of hours (I think it was two hours but I lost track) sampling the local Austrian fayre in the shade of the trees. They were actually shooting a movie while I was there. I have several trips already planned for 2009, and some are to places I have never before visited. (.well

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What Tools Should We Learn?

NuggetHead

Everything from project management, writing, voice recording, designing graphics, developing the eLearning interface, publishing to SCORM for use on an LMS, and finally course tracking and analysis through reporting. For video, Movie Maker , Adobe Premiere Elements , and iMovie (Mac) are favorites. There are a lot of tools in that mix!

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DevLearn 2023 - Las Vegas (Show Notes!)

Learning Visions

It's where I first hit the stage back in 2009 with my Kineo colleague with Stephen Walsh and then most every year until about 2019. AND I got to experience the Sphere (we didn't splurge for U2 tickets, but we did see an amazing $90 movie! DevLearn has always been my favorite L&D, elearning-nerd out conference.

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Top 70 eLearning Articles - Hot Topics: iPad Adobe Captivate - July 2010

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20 video sites - Moodle Journal , July 19, 2010 One media that I am increasing making use of these days is movies. Another tool you might want to consider (among several) is TweetDeck , which provides you a host of excellent features to track whatever you want, and also enables conveniently to update your own Twitter world. THANK YOU