technologyMichio Kaku keynoted the DevLearn keynote today. With his signature phrase,”in the future…”, he covered new techs and made tentative connections to learning. MORE >>

Learning technology has changed quickly, but it is important to remember its roots. While I understand that this infographic is designed to show the changes in eLearning technology, I am surprised that there is not mention of the impact of mobile devices have on learning, in the collage sense as well as in the work-place. What are the most impactful changes you are seeing in learning management technology? ” -  Ferris Bueller. OK, there may be better quotes, but anytime I get to work in that quote, I take the opportunity. I think you get the point. Jeffrey A. MORE >>

have seen a significant increase in attention towards LMS both in terms of technology and also in terms of the end value being delivered by it to an organization, its end users (learners, instructors, and administrators). To keep up with the happenings, trends, innovations, and other information on LMS and to ensure our teams at Upside involved in core LMS development, client implementations, client support and Innovation team are in tune with the industry we follow a host of blogs that focus specifically on LMS, learning technology, and related topics. eLearning Technology. MORE >>

Can technology leverage this? There there are those of us (me included) moan about the march of technological innovation over function, development for the sake of it. Few can argue that bringing technology into the fore for those with disadvantages is a bad thing, that developing and using technology to enable. What do you think, a worthwhile use of enhanced technology and something that can ‘add value’ to a classroom experience? Related posts: Introduction to Technology Integration #edtech. What does moon rock feel like? MORE >>

If you’re involved in any way with Learning Technology or Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) then you ought to spend some time looking through this report – at 149 pages it’s a lot to take in, it does have a very useful summary if you want the best bits. UCISA (Universities and Colleges Information Systems Association) have produced this report regularly since 2008 to look at: “the use of technology enhanced learning in the higher education sector. Related posts: HEFCE: Technology-enhanced learning. MORE >>