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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | AARON SILVERS OCTOBER 30, 2011  #DevLearn Bound In what has become the seminal event of my year in learning for the past three years, tomorrow I arrive in Las Vegas for the annual DevLearn conference. What they may not know is that Project Tin Can was enabled as an research & development effort supported by ADL. Earlier this year, ADL published a wealth of material on what were called Future Learning Experiences. | AARON SILVERS DECEMBER 30, 2011  Reflecting on 2011 – Making Awesome Happen 2011 is about to wrap-up, and when I look back on the fullness of life that happened in this small period of time (and especially looking back at my reflection of 2010), I wonder how much bigger things can get… because 2012 is already shaping up to be monumental and I wonder how I will get out from the shadow that towers from this past year. year ago, we made the case to explore it. Quora]. | | | | | |
| ELEARNING 24-7 NOVEMBER 14, 2011 Best of the Best: Content Authoring Tools 8 Composica 4.0 - A winner in my book back in 2010 and still solid in 2011. The newest version adds an adaptive learning capability, which I saw first hand at DevLearn – it was extremely impressive and extremely rare in this space. 4 Kookabura Studios – Professional Presenter X – another fav of mine back in 2010 and still a strong player in 2011. To give you an example, the free version is ADL SCORM 2004 certified (many commercial paid ones are not). loved it in 2010 and my love is still there, in 2011. Here are my criteria. Final Note. | E-LEARNING UNCOVERED OCTOBER 14, 2011 mLearning DevCon 2011 Last but definitely not least, Judy Brown’s keynote session introduced us to a wide range of ways mobile devices could be used for learning and also explored a case study on the ADL ’s forays into the field. The full report on the project will be available in December from ADL. Diane and I are gearing up for DevLearn 2011 in Las Vegas in a few weeks, so if you want to get in touch, please do at @dpelkins or @jkunrein. Truthfully, I didn’t know what to expect from this brand-new event, but I was quite pleasantly surprised. HTML5 Animations Using a Mac from Jeff Batt. | AARON SILVERS NOVEMBER 17, 2011 Steer into the Fear I’ve had a remarkable couple of weeks starting with DevLearn 2011. The response from hundreds of attendees at DevLearn to the causes I’ve championed, namely the revolution needed in learning technologies, has been humbling and validating as it became clear that not only do so many get what I’ve been talking about with things like Activity Streams, but that the organization I’ve come to represent is truly on the path to meeting the needs of the broader community. I’m taking on challenges professionally and personally that feel beyond me. | ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS OCTOBER 15, 2011 ID in the Wild: Community Building with Kelly Meeker of OpenSesame OpenSesame lauched at DevLearn 2010 and when I heard about it, my first thought was, “That’s a business model that depends on huge community awareness and involvement; you can’t get the purchasers without the providers and you can’t get the providers without the purchasers.” Kelly will be at DevLearn 2011 (in person!) In this ongoing series , I’m posting examples of instructional design from around the web (or beyond). Each has something to learn from. . few weeks ago, I interviewed Kelly Meeker, OpenSesame’s community manager, about her job. Except for elearning. ~. | | | | | | | |
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AARON SILVERS | MONDAY, JULY 2, 2012  July Fourth (#JFDid)
With the spec effort kicking off in April 5, a community lit up quickly with real code to play with thanks to the huge kick-start from ADL and Rustici Software (working through a BAA program from ADL). Related Posts: Reflecting on 2011 – Making Awesome Happen Writing Speaking R.I.P.: The One API Wrapper # DevLearn Bound. Nine years ago on Wednesday, I received a phone call that changed my life. was laid off two months after my eLearning startup folded in 2003, mostly because our clients went to SCORM LMSs and we couldn’t figure out how to adopt. MORE >> -
ONEHUNDREDFORTYWORDS | TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2012  Getting to Know Project Tin Can (Next Generation SCORM)
Yesterday’s post from the ADL announcing a kickoff webinar for Next Generation SCORM (aka Project Tin Can) reminded me that I’ve been wanting to get a better feel for how this emerging standard works, so I spent a bit of time playing with the prototypes that I learned about at DevLearn 2011 (yeah, I know… procrastination what?). This is a mondo post. capstone project ) and in previous versions of SCORM, I had to sort through a lot of suspend data to get what I needed. This is the suspend data for one learner/tester using SCORM 1.2… ute%20to%20well.;VarQ01=Mention%20how%20you%20met%20or%20rewrite%20the%20. MORE >> -
ELEARNING CYCLOPS | SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2011 eLearning Cyclops: Signs of Being in e-Learning Hell #eLearningHell
Sunday, February 20, 2011. 23 comments: Dave Ferguson February 21, 2011 2:12 AM It was a while back, but one line system I worked with had a feature to collect comments from students. " Reply Delete Kevin Thorn February 21, 2011 2:43 AM These are classic, Jeff! " Reply Delete Aaron Silvers February 21, 2011 4:07 AM Jeff, I once worked with a support contract for an LMS that I'll leave anonymous, where I had questions about SCORM Sequencing & Navigation, which they assured me was fully supported in the version of the LMS to which we had just upgraded. MORE >>
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