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I CAME, I SAW, I LEARNED JANUARY 20, 2013  eLearning: Copyright Caboodle by AJ George Copyright in the eLearning biz can get confusing. Can you use that awesome image you found on Google in your eLearning course? What if it's just for internal view? What if you're going to sell it? What if it's for a paying client to use internally? What if it's Creative Commons licensed? definitely recommend this site. Image source: [link]. | LEARNDASH JANUARY 20, 2013  20 Most Popular Learning Management Systems [INFOGRAPHIC] In recent years, one thing has become abundantly clear: the learning management system market is growing by leaps and bounds. I remember the days when the only viable LMS was Blackboard – and the cost for implementation was somewhere to the tune of $25,000. Today it isn’t enough to offer a piece of software – people want solutions. 2012 Capterra, Inc. | JAY CROSS JANUARY 20, 2013  Why isn’t L&D embracing informal learning? A Google+ Hangout with Craig Wiggings, Charles Jennings, Enzo Silva, Pascal le Rudulier, Clark Quinn, and Jay Cross. Rough Agenda. Chat Transcript. Join the Learning in Organizations Community on Google+. Workscaping | E-LEARNING PROVOCATEUR JANUARY 20, 2013 The moot point of MOOCs Some people are head-over-heels in love with MOOCs. Or perhaps more accurately, the idea of MOOCs. They believe the new paradigm will democratise – and even revolutionise – education. Others, however, consider MOOCs a passing fad, an unsustainable business model, yet another a buzzword destined for the scrapheap like so many before it. happen to stand somewhere in the middle. believe MOOCs will democratise education to some extent, and they will revolutionise the delivery of education. And don’t forget the intangibles of marketing. just don’t buy it. | | | | | | | |
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LATITUDE LEARNING BLOG | SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013 Latitude Learning LMS Release Notes (v2.5.1.63154)
The Latitude Learning Team announces the latest release of the Latitude Learning LMS. This release (version 2.5.1.63154) was promoted to production on Sunday, January 20, 2013 and included the following updates MORE >> -
LEARNADOODLEDASTIC | SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013  ETMooc - Stevie Italiano
I am using this and my first ETMOOC posting to briefly introduce myself, but more importantly in this blog post introducing the notion of closed captions on videos (easily achieved using Camtasia) and previously i introduced a photo that was made available for use under the creative commons license. If anyone wants to discuss anything relating to these tool educational tools then please leave a comment. Grazie :-). etmooc MORE >> -
QUICKTHOUGHTS | SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013 Preventing the “Failure at the Brink of Success Syndrome”
Guest post by Stephen Willis, Ph.D. Dr. Willis has worked as an instructor for Harvard University, a psychologist with the Veterans Administration, and a consultant, coach, and facilitator to CEOs and management of Fortune 500 companies, start ups, and nonprofits. His work building collaboration and resolving conflict has been funded by: Packard Foundation, San Francisco Foundation, Marin Community Foundation, and Pante Rhea. Dr. Willis also has created and manages a LinkedIn group named Power through Collaboration which readers are invited to join. PtC Type is also a factor in this syndrome. MORE >> -
JAY CROSS | SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013  Pope sells Vatican to Google
. Capitalism’s epicenter and holy shrine, the New York Stock Exchange , has a new owner! guy in Atlanta bought it. This is like Disney buying the Capitol or the Israelis buying Mecca. Unthinkable. Founded in 1792 by twenty-four brokers under a buttonwood tree at 68 Wall Street, this is where the rules for buying and selling bonds and shares of companies were drawn up and agreed upon. For For more than 200 years, brokers who knew one another performed all buying and selling of stocks and bonds face-to-face. That was then. Now speedy algorithms are replacing the brokers. Incredibly so. MORE >> -
STOATLY DIFFERENT | SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013  House, MOOC’s and corporate training
Henry Dobson was one of the few people with whom Greg House ever wanted to form a friendship. It could never have worked out. They were too similar. You see, Dobson’s knowledge of medicine was exemplary, almost as good as House. But if House had wanted someone to agree with his opinion, he’d have looked in the mirror. What Dr. House needed when it came to solving complex problems was diversity. He needed people who would stand up to him; disagree with him. Dobson wasn’t that man. As Dobson put it, you don’t need someone to tell you what you already know. Consensus. Boring, mundane consensus. MORE >>
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