E-Learning Provocateur
JUNE 13, 2016
As readers of Paper cuts will know, I’ve been toying with virtual reality via the Google Cardboard headset. Third-party apps are searchable in Google Play, but as I mentioned in Paper cuts the results can not be filtered out by Cardboard compatibility. Here I share with you my observations… Headset.
Learning Visions
FEBRUARY 9, 2015
With no toys and no budget. Cuz we didn''t have the toys. So now they started using Google Docs. People shared on camera. Then they started Google Plus. So JD asked, how can I help them check their lists more effectively? Don''t worry about this grander thing about sharing, but instead getting into the workflow.
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E-Learning Provocateur
SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
I’ve written previously about how I’ve been toying around with the augmented reality app Aurasma. The first step appeared simple enough: millions of people go to the App Store or Google Play to install millions of apps. And indeed, no one in my test balked at that. The second step was the logjam.
The Training by Nelle Blog | Corporate Training and Consulting
DECEMBER 13, 2021
Even if you’re not in L&D, and are looking to upgrade your tech toys, this list is for you. You have to be camera ready at all times, especially in this Instagram-era and the Razer Kiyo Streaming webcam will keep you looking pretty sharp in your remote meetings. Razer Kiyo Streaming Webcam with Ring Light It’s 2021.
gomo learning
JULY 18, 2019
Cue the example of David’s son looking at YouTube instructional videos for a new toy, while the instructions sat in their box, neglected and still in their plastic wrapping. For me, that included Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Google Maps (plus journey planner), Spotify, Safari, my phone camera and checking emails.
Leo Learning
JULY 17, 2019
Cue the example of David’s son looking at YouTube instructional videos for a new toy, while the instructions sat in their box, neglected and still in their plastic wrapping. For me, that included Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Google Maps (plus journey planner), Spotify, Safari, my phone camera and checking emails.
Origin Learning
MARCH 30, 2015
Many schools have toyed with the idea of using AR applications to support learning, such as when a student scans a page of his homework, a video of his teacher explaining a related concept pops up, or book reviews in the form of videoattached to scan-able book barcodes. Augmented Reality for mobiles.
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