When you view the painting “Ceci n’est pas une pipe” – “this is not a pipe”, you would think to yourself – “how could this be”? After all, you are looking at a pipe, therefore a contradiction has taken place. If you are seeing a pipe, it therefore must be a pipe? What you are viewing is an image of a pipe, not that pipe itself. But it isn’t.  This same contradiction is now happening in the e-learning world at a frightening pace.   HTML5 or is it? That cost is in the pitch of HTML5. MORE >>

How big is the pipe? Will the “pipe” be at work, on the road, or at home? Different pipe, different results. After attending the recent DevLearn 2012 conference and working with clients on mobile e-learning development, I’ve come to believe that the questions you ask (or don’t ask) can be much more important than the solutions you develop. Here are the questions I find most important to ask when working with a client on a new mobile e-learning course. What device(s) will your users be using? This question looks deceptively simple. But you need to dig a little deeper. MORE >>

'What do you get if you take 9 people, a box of lego, 6 pots of play dough, some pipe cleaners, a load of post its and then add beer? Er – this… As I said in the video we … Read more › blog Event write-ups events wee Bristol conferences design thinking MORE >>

Take a look at the following: It says, “This is not a pipe”   You say, “wait it is a pipe”   But it isn’t (if you know what it is, place it in the comments section). 'I’m an addict. An addict for games. Not just any type of game mind you, rather one that I can win at.  I readily admit to playing my Xbox 360 late into the night forgetting that I have to rise and shine early. By the Numbers. If you have been calculating the points while viewing the stats you would have seen: Gamification market will reach 2.8 Billion dollars by 2016 (M2 Research). MORE >>

It executes the Flash content in its own data center and then sends video down the pipe to the user’s iPAD, which has to be connected to a Wi-Fi connection. I recently experimented with various methods of getting aPPT course developed with Articulate Presenter to the iPAD. HTML Articulate player from eLearning Enhanced: Works great. Just wish they had a quiz component (it's in the works). link] Flash on iPAD from iSwifter– works ok. link] PPT2Video from Wondershare – strip out all the Articulate elements and insert audio on the page. MORE >>