'This is an excellent post  from Inge Ignatia de Waard on the impact of mobile access on learner interactions in a MOOC  as part of her progress towards a PhD. I’ve added her slide deck below for you as this has some excellent findings and figures. am also (still) reading Inge’s book ‘ MOOC Yourself ‘ and hope to have a report/review of it posted up soon, but the short bio can be read here. Impact of mobile access on learner interactions in a mooc method and findings. from Inge Ignatia de Waard. Related posts: Week 1: TEL Concepts and Approaches #ocTEL. MORE >>

'Knowing how long a course is going to be is important for many reasons. In an ideal world, a course should be exactly as long as it needs to be to meet its goals—not a minute less, not a minute more. But there are some real-world reasons why you might need to contain the length. You need to put together a cost estimate and schedule, and course length will drive that. Conversely, you may have budget, resource, or schedule constraints, and you need to keep the course length within the limit of what you need to accomplish. You may have external requirements on the course length. 53 screens. MORE >>

'Video podcast 36 is the fifth and final in a series of videos exploring the role of change management when implementing a learning technology strategy; such as e-learning courseware, a Learning Management System, webinar, social media or a video platform for performance support. This video examines an end user’s perspective to: Meeting expectations Accountability Learning self-management, self-directedness [.]. Change management E-Learning strategy E-Learning tutorial Podcast Video MORE >>

'Using social media is easy. Using social media wisely is not quite so easy. Using social media safely is harder still. Being safe online is, or should be, easy. Being safe with what you share, and with how, is different on each network or platform or device, and requires time and effort to know and understand the subtleties of the settings for each of your accounts. Take a look at this infographic  on how burglars are using social media to find and exploit you: How Burglars Are Using Social Media (Infographic). If not then you need to go check NOW), and what this information says about you. MORE >>

'Here are the links and resources from my presentation at the Singapore Learning Symposium. First we discussed, Why Games for Learning in Singapore? And discovered that Singapore has a robust games industry, here is some information about the games industry in Singapore. Singapore’s games sector comprises of over 62 games development, publishing and services companies. Singapore is home to major video game industry players such as Ubisoft Singapore, Gumi Asia, Garena Interactive and Gameloft Singapore as well as the recently concluded Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab. From DARPA about Plan X. MORE >>