Plus, what does being in the cloud actually mean? Argument for security internally due to data or otherwise is out-dated: Even before cloud computing, hosted LMS/LCMSs always had very tight security safeguards in place; in some cases stronger than some companies; I am unaware of one LMS/LCMS that has been hacked. Privacy data concerns also is outdated; again, I am unaware of a LMS/LCMS data integrity issue related to privacy or theft as such. Cloud Computing. MORE

Plus, what does being in the cloud actually mean? Argument for security internally due to data or otherwise is out-dated: Even before cloud computing, hosted LMS/LCMSs always had very tight security safeguards in place; in some cases stronger than some companies; I am unaware of one LMS/LCMS that has been hacked. Privacy data concerns also is outdated; again, I am unaware of a LMS/LCMS data integrity issue related to privacy or theft as such. MORE

Age and generations—these are NOT the issue—it’s context (he shows a picture of a kid reading a newspaper next to his grandfather on his computer). Learners will need new literacies: Social networking Privacy maintenance Identity management Creating and organizing content Reusing and repurposing Filtering and selecting Self presentation Transliteracy (Working and communicating across many platforms, twitter/fb/email/etc.) Distributed (Cloud) Computing – outsourcing your memory. > MORE

More switching to cloud computing. Let’s see how I did last year… We will see more “platform as a service&# (PaaS) solutions with further computing enhancements to support the “micro&# movement. “Rogue&# will give way to acceptance as companies reconcile the privacy and productivity concerns associated with social media. The annual predictions for e-learning in 2011 are in at eLearn Magazine. MORE

link] December 3-5, 2012 International Conference on Advances in Mobile Computing and Multimedia (MoMM), 10th, Bali, Indonesia. link] December 3-7, 2012 Computer Security Applications Conference , 28 th , annual, Orlando, Florida, USA. Clayton R. MORE

In this new multi-device-learning world that we live in, our learners spend most of their time in front of multiple screens – a computer, laptop, smart phone, tablet, etc. Wearable Computing technology is finally leading to the possibilities of Wearable Learning. CLOUD COMPUTING. MORE

Decades of expensive LMS solutions gave way to a pricing revolution over the last 10 years, as cloud computing paved the way for low-cost LMS competitors that drove the overall price point down. Welcome to our 4th annual LMS and learning systems “Trends” post! MORE

Cloud Apps. Privacy Policy. The article inspired me to look at what is on my Cloud Apps page that may also be helpful to the classroom trainer. TeacherTube YouTube These are just the apps I pulled from the Cloud App page. Labels: Classroom Training , Cloud , Cloud Computing , ISD , Social Media , Tools. Make a Quiz on the Cloud (ProProfs Quiz Maker). eLearning Cyclops. My insights on elearning and mlearning. Pages. Free eLearning. MORE

Here are some tips on the different options available for getting your video off your mobile device and onto your computer: The simplest option is plugging your phone into you computer with your USB charger. The next solution is wireless or “cloud” sharing options. MORE

According to Wikipedia , augmented reality defined as “an interactive experience of a real-world environment whereby the objects that reside in the real-world are “augmented” by computer-generated perceptual information, sometimes across multiple sensory modalities.”. 7.Cloud computing. MORE

So let’s say you shot some video on your mobile device and now you want to bring it onto your desktop computer for editing, saving or whatever. The simplest option I recommend is plugging your phone into you computer with your USB charger. But what is the cloud exactly? MORE

December 2010 November 30-December 3, 2010 International Workshop on Cloud Privacy, Security, Risk and Trust (CPSRT), Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA. link] December 6-10, 2010 Computer Security Applications Conference, 26 th , Austin, Texas, USA. MORE

As tools such as Google and YouTube gain popularity, repeated reference is made to software that’s available “in the cloud.” Many speculate that there might be generational differences in how software in the cloud is used for learning purposes. Generation Y, in particular, has grown up using computers and various software, which means they may be accustomed to adopting and utilizing them for learning and development. MORE

Of course, there still are (and always will be) some PCs somewhere doing all the serving and number crunching, but they are not in the corporate data center anymore, they are in the Cloud. The Cloud, explained. The downsides of Cloud computing are similar to outsourcing too. MORE