Pokémon Go is a free-to-play augmented reality mobile game developed by Niantic for iOS and Android devices. The game allows players to capture, battle, and train virtual Pokémon who appear throughout the real world. The augmented reality portion of the game is superficial at best. The augmented reality doesn’t impact game play in any meaningful way, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have alternate importance (more on that in a minute). MORE

Any successful game-based learning program will include following: Helps to solve problems, build hypothesis and develop strategies. Capability to communicate or interact with other players. Augmented reality uses a graphical overlay to increase the interest of learners in the content. On the other hand, virtual reality helps in delivering a 360-degree cognitive learning experience. MORE

The problem with E-learning games - Stoatly Different , February 5, 2010. Augmented Reality, Future for eLearning? Lesson I: Making your own Custom Articulate Player | LearnNuggets - LearnNuggets , May 20, 2010. Augmented Reality (118). Facebook (659). Here it is - the very best posts and the hottest topics for 2010. How do we come up with these - well it’s based on social signals (clicks, views, twitter, delicious and more). MORE

And, that is a demand that is influencing organizations – large, medium and small enterprises – to evaluate the latest trends, technologies, and tools that would make this a reality. A view of the learning canvas will reveal the emphasis that organizations are laying to augment the workforce with relevant and timely skills so that the ability to get into their roles proves effective and efficient. Why are established technology players looking for acquisitions? MORE

You’re not alone in being annoyed by this problem. CellCast mSCORM Player Announced - mLearning Trends , June 13, 2010 We’re pleased to announce the availability of the CellCast mSCORM Player , the latest extension to our CellCast Solution platform for enterprise mobile learning delivery. facebook and twitter). Augmented Reality, Future for eLearning? Topic: The Ideals and Reality of Participating in a Massive Open Online Course. MORE

New research sheds light on the problem of poorly designed mobile experiences in the workplace as a real problem. But they have to avoid the problems associated with enterprise apps. It’s not a coincidence that Snapchat, Instagram and most recently Facebook’s most popular feature is called “stories.”. Create games or scenarios that stoke participation through problem solving and accomplishment. MORE

First appearing in 2001, the iPod series is now the most successful digital audio player in history with over 220 million worldwide sales at the time of writing. Social networking sites: Facebook (2006), Myspace (2003), Bebo (2005), LinkedIn (2003) and other sites together have changed the face of social networking for ever. Nothing it seems, is 'yours' anymore - once you have posted personal information or photos to Facebook, they are no longer simply 'your property'. MORE

There were large organizations, such as Facebook, Publicis, Yum! The skills that participants were focused on, surprisingly, were the higher-level complex human-related skills: leadership, collaboration, problem-solving, and others. One participant talked about his organization’s high-potential leadership program, which intentionally puts emerging leaders in cross-functional groups to solve significant problems, in an effort to break down silos. MORE

After almost 18 months, RIM’s AppWorld site has only grown to around 15K “apps” for BlackBerry wireless handhelds and none of these current apps work on the upcoming PlayBook tablet meaning a whole new series of apps must be written – the classic “chicken & egg” problem. It was no surprise to many of us that Facebook was the most heavily trafficked web site in 2010 and displaced Google for the first time in many years. MORE

Any successful game-based learning program will include following: Helps to solve problems, build hypothesis and develop strategies. Capability to communicate or interact with other players. Augmented reality uses a graphical overlay to increase the interest of learners in the content. On the other hand, virtual reality helps in delivering a 360-degree cognitive learning experience. Related: Can Customized Learning Solutions Solve Critical Business Problems. MORE

And, that is a demand that is influencing organizations – large, medium and small enterprises – to evaluate the latest trends, technologies, and tools that would make this a reality. A view of the learning canvas will reveal the emphasis that organizations are laying to augment the workforce with relevant and timely skills so that the ability to get into their roles proves effective and efficient. Why are established technology players looking for acquisitions? MORE

Signs you are in e-learning hell (as a designer/developer): The Help Desk calls and tells you they are receiving too many calls regarding your course and the _ (pop-up blocker, Flash Player and/or LMS sign-on). Share to Twitter Share to Facebook. Solves at least 50% of problems. Also, generally, another 48% of problems can be solved by restarting the local machine. Wicked, Cool Example of Augmented Reality. eLearning Cyclops. MORE

Players are always required to give their inputs during games. The use of artificial intelligence and augmented reality simplifies the most complicated of concepts and helps students understand the dynamics much better. OurCity is a free Facebook game for learning. Through this game, students can directly support biological research by solving protein MSA problems. Traditionally, education has been quite linear. MORE

While sitting in a session with a group of experts in the space, I raised my hand and asked a simple question, “What is being done to deal with hacking Mixed Reality.” One said there was no plan at this present time, another concurred that it would create problems because of how MR will play out (more on that in a second) and the third, noted it was a good question and repeated a similar response with the other expert. Facebook are you listening? MORE