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Accessibility Is More Than "Compliance"

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Be sure to check the resources offered -- and don't miss the informative, helpful comments! In my experience this comes more from lack of awareness than intentional disregard. Here are some musings on accessibility, usability, and universal design.

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"Show Your Work" Event Today

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How many times have you finished a project , or researched an idea, or hunted down a resource, only to find someone else had already done the same thing? It surfaces informal and social learning to help make it visible to the organization and and management, whereas often now it is only opaque."

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Blog Book Tour: Karl Kapp's "Gamification of Learning and Instruction"

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Chapters open with questions, which provides a nice advance organizer for the information to come. This is an excellent resource for those seeking to make sense of the gamification craze and apply gamification principles to create better learning experiences.

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The New Learning Architect

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classroom learning; we’re seeing it again now with informal learning v. Novices will find this very useful—there is a lot of support here to help them step off on the right foot,and I think it would be a fabulous resource for those coming to the field with no preconceived notions. We saw it with eLearning v.

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And ADDIE wasn't even there to see it.

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There's been lot of talk in Twitterland lately about the usefulness of the ADDIE process model often used in instructional design (much on the theme of whether ADDIE is dead), and the validity/existence of "informal" learning. I saw it all hit overlap this week in 2 separate encounters with service employees.

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What's Your Objective?

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She included important information (they are hard to see in the ground cover) and offered some helpful tips (don’t tease). She did intend to help Max “understand” (learning) but she didn't specify actual performance. She tried to make the snake training meaningful and engaging. She did not read PowerPoint slides to Max.