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Friday, September 3, 2010
So I'm locked and loaded and ready to drive up the autobahn to Nottingham next week, and here in the picture, is what I'm taking with me: 12 essentials I will be using to keep me out of mischief while I'm at the conference. Next week is the annual bash for learning technologists here in the UK. And coffee. 2) The all important Acer Netbook.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
In a virtual classroom the channels for these are words and pictures, media, weblinks, documents, slides and diagrams. There are only three questions I want to ask when I’m thinking about a virtual classroom system: Is it easy to use? How does it perform? What can I do with it? think of these now as my litmus test for virtual classrooms.
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
There is the ability not only to record multiple ‘shows’ at the same time, there are mobile recording options, web-based interaction with ‘picture in picture’ television viewing at the same time, amongst other 2.0-esque features. Like TV viewers, learners want choice, variety, and a Personal Learning Environment (or PVR in TV-speak).
 

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In my quest to realize a Star Trek-ian society within my lifetime I wish to promote free tools, eLearning tools at that. One of the great recent repositories is Jane Hart's Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies. While surfing to her list, you get a nice bonus: each tool has a small tutorial linked to it. However this got me thinking.
However, the real point of the post is the way Crammer and Wasiak's book is designed -- pictures fill up the pages just as much as the text, if not more. While I like a good picture to help understand or reinforce the text, it seems that Change the Way You See Everything goes beyond this.
Pictures… Diagrams… Charts… They don’t just look pretty. The power of pictures has been recognised in educational psychology for a long time. However, I still feel that pictures can be a useful pedagogical device for students who aspire to be experts. A picture paints a thousand words. Ref ].
Sometimes it is very effective to add people pictures to your online courses. Below are a few simple examples and layouts for using cut-out people pictures in eLearning. The pictures are copied into PowerPoint using pre-build eLearning course styles. A couple are also published with a custom Articulate Skin.). Tweet This!
When you don't meet someone in person, you still paint a picture of them in your mind. had to keep staring at each of them hard as I replaced my old pictures. The bonus of so many of the social media tools we use is that our pictures are attached. Yesterday I had the pleasure of working on-site with a client for the day. Older.
Budgeting, done properly, paints a picture of your strategy to use eLearning to create value for your organization. Make sure your budgets paint a picture of value, not just cost. It is not just a case of "heres what it costs," but "here is the difference we will make." But they also show a fixation on the cost side of the equation.
Thomas is going through a number of constraints, including 'awkward use and crippled language' that plague current useage of mobile technology, distorted pictures, latency, etc. In a session led by Thomas C. Schmidt, who is talking about mobile videoconferencing. They are not only a connected generation, but also a mobile one. blah blah blah.
Her blog features an abundance of eLearning tips and tricks and why I wanted to put her in the picture right now is because of a recent post that got me into design thinking mode. Tags: research person in the picture instructional design eLearning Over the years I have been enjoying Janet Clarey's blogpost s very much.
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I’ve previously discussed the fight between Apple and Adobe about Flash (e.g. here ), but I had a realization that I think is important.  What I was talking about before was the potential to create a market place beyond text, graphics, and media, and to start capitalizing on learning interactivity. Which Apple is blocking, for interactivity.