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Angry Plants vs. Zombies: 4 Things a Game Engine Can Do For You

ATD Learning Technologies

Rather, this post is about how using a game engine can take your gamified learning design to the next level. What’s a Game Engine? A game engine is like your e-learning authoring tools—such as Storyline, Captivate or Lectora. What Can a Game Engine Do for You? Are Game Engines Expensive?

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How Big Data Will Reshape eLearning — and the Future of Work

Mindflash

I recently attended the American Society for Training and Development’s 2012 TechKnowledge conference , where over 1,200 attendees and 70 exhibitors got together in Las Vegas to talk about training, do some networking, and discuss the future of learning and technology. Further, the support we provide often involves a stoppage of work.

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How to Be Successful at Rapid E-Learning

Rapid eLearning

When shopping for tools I recommend that instead of looking at a list of features, you build the same mini module with each tool. Then you can test three things: Software : Using the same basic module for each application allows you to do a better “apples-to-apples” comparison. An engineer designed the structure for rapid deployment.

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eLearning: xAPI is Geek Free and Ready to Go

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

This isn't the dumbing-down of the specification or possibilities it holds for the industry so much as it is the provision of accessible, entry-level ways to take advantage of xAPI as a stepping stone to providing deeper learning experiences across the whole enterprise. And I include TorranceLearning's own projects in this.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: The Value of Instructional Designers

Learning Visions

We imagine providing the same tools to subject matter experts that we expect instructional designers to use, and asking them to be a one person show. I see the following areas of growth for instructional designers: understanding current learning options (wikis, rapid elearning modules, learning objects in a LMS, etc.),