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Employee Buy-In for New Technology Adoption

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Employee Buy-In for New Technology Adoption. It doesn’t matter how large or small your organization is, digital transformation projects – whether updating old technologies or adopting new ones – have a 70% chance of failure. How can organizations ensure that their digital transformation and new technology has buy-in from their teams?

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Generational Differences

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When instructional designers create courses for Baby Boomers, they should remember that this generation did not grow up with all the technology that is now coming into the world; therefore, courses designed for this audience must have an intuitive interface. The three main generations are… Baby Boomers : Baby Boomers (Born 1946-1964).

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Accessibility Matters: The Fundamentals of Achieving Accessible Content

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Persons using assistive technology or keyboard navigation are unable to read structural elements when they are not properly formatted. These programs add in the background code automatically when you use their built-in tools. The structure allows users to easily navigate the document. Structure refers to headings , lists and tables.

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Best Practices for Voice-Over

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Environment – Choose the best possible environment for recording the audio and be sure to do a sample test ahead of time. Try to minimize any external noises, such as air conditioners, fans, cars, computers, etc.

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Q&A: World of Learning Institute

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With a noble mission to ensure foreign language education is accessible to everyone, the World of Learning (WOL) Institute has capitalized on existing technologies to provide face-to-face world language instruction in a virtual format. I don’t think at the outset any of us imagined that the technology would be so good and so pervasive.

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Why Accessibility Matters in Online Learning

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Technology is present in every facet of life. It is now common in classrooms of all varieties, placing a responsibility on instructors and administrators to ensure the equitable use of technology. Technology must be accessible to each of these students, regardless of specials needs, different learning styles, or demographics.

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Customize Your Classroom with Blended Learning

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As online learning expands into more districts and classrooms, the education technology fueling the learning experience must be adaptable to each unique setting and user. Strong education technology also gives a district and a teacher the freedom to determine what is best for their own classroom.