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A.I., XR, Digital Twin – Which will drive Learning Technology?

eLearning 24-7

The point here is that technology not fully understood, debuted, and changed the way we do things, experience things, and learn things, appeared. I could go into all the possibilities, but I do not believe XR will be the behemoth for learning technology. Digital Twins You are a learning system vendor.

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Maximizing Student Achievement through Innovative K12 Publishing Practices

Kitaboo

In Summary K12 Publishing- An Area of Promise Education is undergoing an upheaval, with every learning process embracing key technology trends that are leading to continuous learning and improved scores. Student achievements grow with technology, and their brighter future is correlated to retaining talent.

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There’s a right way and a wrong way to gamify learning

Axonify

Gamification has been a hot buzzword in the learning space for awhile. All kinds of learning tech—from the LMS to the simple mobile apps—all claim to incorporate gamification. It’s why 80% of Forbes 2000 companies had plans as far back as 2014 to introduce gamification into their learning programs.

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Join our global #EDENchat

Learning with e's

Contact me if you're interested in hosting and have a technology supported education theme you would like to propose for #EDENchat. We will announce these soon.

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The LMS – Let’s Set The Record Straight

eLearning 24-7

I can’t even think of a type of solution that still has a large audience base; a lot of folks love it and support it; it offers, as a whole, a lot of the latest capabilities and technology around it, and can offer a strong UI/UX for the end-user. My LMS did, back in 2000. It was that way even back in 2000.

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The survival of higher education (1): Changing roles

Learning with e's

A few years ago I wrote a reflective essay to address that very question, based on two invited keynote speeches I gave in Norway and the Czech Republic, in May 2000. A Tale of Two Keynotes We live in tumultuous times where change is constant and disruptive and where technologies are increasingly pervasive throughout society.

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Keynote Resources from #LUC2017

Kapp Notes

Do you punish failure in your learning design or do you allow and encourage the freedom to fail? Learners will explore and examine causes and effects if they know it’s OK to fail. In many cases, they will learn as much from seeing the consequences of their failure as they will from a correct answer. Schroder, H.S.,

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