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Making Video More "Social"

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Something new next week, hosted by KZO Innovations : Video used in formal training, or to support informal learning, doesn''t have to be just another passive viewing experience. Too often online video becomes just another publish-only venture, but there are easy ways to make it more of a social and reflective endeavor.

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Designing for Behavior Change: A Conversation with Julie Dirksen

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In this video research report , Julie Dirksen provides an in-depth look at Susan Michie et al.’s s research on how to understand and support behavior change to improve job performance. Dirksen shares common problems that arise when designing learning experiences for changing behaviors and explores how you can use the Susan Michie et al.’s

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iSpring 9! Lots of New Features

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New Video Editor In this release iSpring greatly expanded the capability of the earlier, basic iSpring Cam. Everything has more options that I haven't outlined here, from annotation and transparency setting on the videos to choices of how you work with the interactions and quiz types. My two favorite changes: 1. Drag and Drop!

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Let Me Google That for You (LMGTFY)

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What is the optimal length for a training video? Let Me Google That for You (LMGTFY) , just out from The Learning Guild, gives me the opportunity to respond to Guild member questions that require answers but not full-length reports. Does everybody really have a mobile phone? Does eLearning really save time?

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"Social Media for Learning" meets "Show Your Work": The 21 Day Drawing Challenge

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Led by artist Von Glitschka, the project offers a daily new assignment (like "draw a cat" or "draw a man on a unicycle using only a continuous line") along with a quick overview video and printable reference worksheet. Additional support and participant interaction happen via a Facebook page.

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What Does Social Learning Look Like? Pokémon GO

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They share tips via text posts as well as screenshots, audio commentary, and video clips. A few create video tutorials about product features or shortcuts. The company hasn’t provided any collaboration tools, so the trainers across locations begin talking in places like Facebook groups, Google communities, and Reddit.

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Social Media for Learning, Part 1: Extending, Including, Supporting

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I'm looking especially at the rise of new tools for user-generated images and video: “L&D is great at creating and delivering content. This month's Nuts and Bolts column is the first in a series updating ideas around using social media for learning.