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Keynote Resources from #LUC2017

Kapp Notes

Challenge : As the game-based learning expert James Paul Gee has said, good games give players a set of challenging problems and let them solve those problems until they can do it automatically. Then those same games throw a new class of problem at the players requiring them to re-think, their now—taken for granted—mastery.

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The LMS – Let’s Set The Record Straight

eLearning 24-7

The dominant player in each of those shows was an LMS, followed by a learning platform. The Comments I posted on my LinkedIn Learning thread about this upcoming blog post and one about whether you really needed an LXP, and the comments rolled in. My LMS did, back in 2000. It was that way even back in 2000.

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Exploring eLearning Standards for the WordPress LMS Industry with Andy Whitaker at Rustici Software

LifterLMS

They had some history in working with the SCORM standard in the very early days actually building a player for the software company that they used to work for. Maybe we can go start a company that sells a SCORM player. Essentially, we would productize the SCORM standard from a player perspective. And more recently.

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Top Learning Systems Trends – A 2019 Extended Enterprise Market Guide

Talented Learning

As 2019 begins, 762 vendors are on our learning systems radar – and new innovators are entering the fray all the time. With so many players and so much pressure to differentiate, it’s no surprise that some are growing their business through acquisitions. 10 Directed Learning Paths Take a Step Forward.

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Top 70 eLearning Posts for June and Hot Topics including iPad and Mobile Learning

eLearning Learning Posts

In Japan in 2000. Top five tips for creating effective interactions - Spicy Learning , June 14, 2010 Interactions pose a dilemma to all instructional designers. While they can be fun, visually exciting and effective, they can also require a lot of development and be difficult to create. How do you truly engage learning?

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