Here is part of our conversation. When I first started in the field, the idea of using computers to teach people was considered somewhat heretical. I remember the conversation I had with my first thesis advisor. The other day I had a chance to catch up with my friend Steven Just, he and I met years and years ago and have both worked in the learning industry for a while. MORE
As acclaimed journalist and science fiction writer Cory Doctorow once said, “Conversation is king.” Our conversational scenarios have the advantage of putting a human face on things, enacting a potentially true-to-life interpersonal situation relevant to the training topic. MORE
I started writing a blog post about how to embed eLearning content into conversations. Then I had an idea: why not take that same content and embed it into a conversation? A graphical approach to embedding content into conversations. Conversations reveal content. MORE
This is Part One of a Two Part Interview: The other day I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Clark Aldrich and ask him a few questions about learning and development. Kapp: You’ve started an initiative called ClarkChart , can you explain what it is and how you got the idea. MORE
Here is the second part of my conversation with Clark Aldrich. (in Here is the rest of my recent conversation with Clark Aldrich. in case you missed it, here is Part One.). MORE
So, in order to get your organization micro-ready, you’ll likely need to do some homework to help people warm up to the idea. After all, we’ve been conditioned to accept the traditional idea of institutional learning since we were 5 years old. MORE
Attendees from all over the world are gathering at the Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort for LUC 2016 to share bright ideas (the official conference theme, perfect for sunny Florida), network, and have a great time. Follow @Lectora and use #BrightIdeas on Twitter to join the conversation. MORE
But more importantly, these films and TV series were a result of Grazer's "curiosity conversations." Curiosity Conversations' to Expand Learning Grazer defines curiosity as the "process of asking questions, genuine questions, that are not leading to an ask for something in return." MORE
Through twitter search you can see the various conversations going on. The overall effect is a nice backchannel, constant conversation with attendees. Twitter has become a pretty great tool to help with socializing at conferences. MORE
Pick that one idea out the several you picked up and build on it! That one idea that was simply brilliant… Brainstorm it! Brainstorm, as a team, how is that idea is going to go from paper to implementation. The post 7 After Conference Ideas: Don’t Lose the Momentum! MORE
In order for an MOOC to work, it needs to be built around an intriguing idea that will capture the attention of every single participant, be it a student, or an employee of the company. Easier said than done, because great ideas don’t exactly grow on trees. MORE
And often facilitates the twitter chat of learning professionals #lrnchat Here is some of our latest conversational snippets. Learn to have conversations in which you can offer better alternatives with the promise of solving that problem for them. MORE
Conversations are the engine of business. How many problems are solved by saying “go talk to <so-and-so>&# , or ideas sparked by conversations around the water cooler? How many times has a chance conversation ended up leading to a new product, service, acquisition, or more? The conversations can be of many types: with co-workers, managers, subordinates, customers, stakeholders. The important work is done in conversations. MORE
"A single conversation across the table with a wise man is better than ten years mere study of books." - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. My professional life is pretty hectic much of the time, and I needed a space to write down my ideas and record my thoughts before I forgot them. MORE
The other day I had a great conversation with John Deligiannis. Coming back to the idea of fewer hours in the classroom, we’ve also seen lots of our customers reducing the duration of instructor-led learning by taking some of that knowledge-based content and putting it into an mLevel mission. MORE
I received a notice in my in-box the other day about a new self-published book that discussed the idea of something called Lean-Agile Courseware by Raytheon. Monitor other domains beyond training for ideas that can help make our instructional efforts better. MORE
The iSpring product line includes a set of authoring tools which provides the full solution for educators to create e-courses, tests and surveys, video lectures, conversation simulations, screencasts and interactions, and a cloud-based LMS. . . MORE
The two are about the launch the app and so here is part of the conversation we had the other day. Rosa: Sploops is a brand-new sports conversation app launching to the Apple App Store in November. Kapp: How did you get the idea? MORE
Here is our conversation about learning technologies and her new partnership with Exult. We feel this trend will grow in the coming years and thus the idea of ExL was born to empower professionals to create engaging e-Learning courses. The other day I caught up with Stephanie Nadda. MORE
The other day I had a great conversation with Danny Stefanic. In a 3D virtual world, ill-structured problems can be solved under the principles of constructivism whereby humans generate knowledge and meaning from an interaction between their experiences and ideas. MORE
It is informal by nature and is essentially conversational. Blogging as conversation is increasingly popular and there are now numerous global chats on Twitter, many of which identify themselves with exclusive hashtags. MORE
Yesterday I read a post on TeachThought called 50 crazy ideas to change education and I tweeted it. Andrew Jacobs was on Twitter and he responded and the following conversation ensued: @C4LPT @TeachThought Was just reading that…inspiring me to think of similar for L&D. The smell of change is in the air! MORE
Scenario Ideas for Instructional Designers. Instead of having a bunch of text from a conversation on the screen at the same time, go ahead and turn it into a progression. Just show one part of the conversation as a time and let it build. MORE
Kevin is great, always friendly, focused and willing to share his knowledge and ideas. I’ve known Kevin Kruse for many years. He and I met at a meeting of the Society for Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Trainers (now L-TEN) over a decade ago. MORE
This is Part One of a Two Part Interview: The other day I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Clark Aldrich and ask him a few questions about learning and development. Kapp: You’ve started an initiative called ClarkChart , can you explain what it is and how you got the idea. MORE
We would converse on a one-to-one basis using telephones (which were almost always tethered because there were also very few mobile phones before 1990, and they were the size of a house brick). Now these are the kind of global conversations we simply cannot do without. MORE
For many years, we’ve been caught up in the idea that the training we provide should be focused on the learners needs. Kapp: You spent almost seven years writing and researching the book; did you have any “aha” moments, any findings, conversations or anything that really stood out? MORE
It’s OK—and actually a good idea—to tell your subject matter expert that his 100 slide PowerPoint deck crammed full of text bullets really isn’t going to make an effective eLearning experience. MORE
It throws out a first, thoughtful idea and asks, Why wouldn’t this work? By actively looking for things to change rather than trying to inhibit changes as work progresses, it welcomes creative ideas as they emerge—even fairly late in the process. MORE
Conversely, if you fail to block a punch your life force goes down. One idea might be to have the Easter egg display a redemption code for a free soda or treat, redeemable at the Training/HR Department. These ideas and many other gaming strategies are up for grabs. MORE
If this is for a one-off project, it may be a good idea to go back into your settings when you're done and change them back to US measurements before you forget. by AJ George. I was recently asked if it was possible to change the measurement system in PowerPoint from inches to pixels. The answer is no. at least not from within PowerPoint. More on that later.) Simply put, you are stuck with PowerPoint's default measurement system, which is inches. MORE
Here is some of our conversation. We created this interactive video game aimed at new managers on the subject of dealing with difficult conversations at work. Game to help managers deal with difficult conversations created by Sponge UK. MORE
Because visuals can be processed in parallel, they can reduce the effort required to understand concepts, theories and ideas. Third, I am hoping people can browse through the book for ideas and inspiration. Think things through, sketch out your ideas first and design with intention. MORE
Here is part of our enjoyable conversation. The other day I had a chance to catch up with Clark Quinn, he is passionate about the field of L&D and has been a thought leader in the field for sometime guiding thinking and change in a number of areas. MORE
Kapp Notes
OCTOBER 27, 2015
Here is our conversation about learning technologies and her new partnership with Exult. We feel this trend will grow in the coming years and thus the idea of ExL was born to empower professionals to create engaging e-Learning courses. The other day I caught up with Stephanie Nadda.
eLearning Brothers
SEPTEMBER 20, 2013
Conversely, if you fail to block a punch your life force goes down. One idea might be to have the Easter egg display a redemption code for a free soda or treat, redeemable at the Training/HR Department. These ideas and many other gaming strategies are up for grabs.
Kapp Notes
JUNE 17, 2014
And often facilitates the twitter chat of learning professionals #lrnchat Here is some of our latest conversational snippets. Learn to have conversations in which you can offer better alternatives with the promise of solving that problem for them.
Learning with e's
DECEMBER 21, 2014
It is informal by nature and is essentially conversational. Blogging as conversation is increasingly popular and there are now numerous global chats on Twitter, many of which identify themselves with exclusive hashtags.
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Kapp Notes
JUNE 24, 2014
Here is part of our enjoyable conversation. The other day I had a chance to catch up with Clark Quinn, he is passionate about the field of L&D and has been a thought leader in the field for sometime guiding thinking and change in a number of areas.
Kapp Notes
MARCH 14, 2017
Kevin is great, always friendly, focused and willing to share his knowledge and ideas. I’ve known Kevin Kruse for many years. He and I met at a meeting of the Society for Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Trainers (now L-TEN) over a decade ago.
Kapp Notes
SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
It’s OK—and actually a good idea—to tell your subject matter expert that his 100 slide PowerPoint deck crammed full of text bullets really isn’t going to make an effective eLearning experience.
Kapp Notes
JUNE 8, 2015
The other day I had a great conversation with Danny Stefanic. In a 3D virtual world, ill-structured problems can be solved under the principles of constructivism whereby humans generate knowledge and meaning from an interaction between their experiences and ideas.
Kapp Notes
MARCH 14, 2013
This is Part One of a Two Part Interview: The other day I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Clark Aldrich and ask him a few questions about learning and development. Kapp: You’ve started an initiative called ClarkChart , can you explain what it is and how you got the idea.
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Kapp Notes
SEPTEMBER 17, 2016
Here is part of our conversation. When I first started in the field, the idea of using computers to teach people was considered somewhat heretical. I remember the conversation I had with my first thesis advisor. The other day I had a chance to catch up with my friend Steven Just, he and I met years and years ago and have both worked in the learning industry for a while.
Kapp Notes
OCTOBER 29, 2015
The two are about the launch the app and so here is part of the conversation we had the other day. Rosa: Sploops is a brand-new sports conversation app launching to the Apple App Store in November. Kapp: How did you get the idea?
Kapp Notes
APRIL 6, 2016
I received a notice in my in-box the other day about a new self-published book that discussed the idea of something called Lean-Agile Courseware by Raytheon. Monitor other domains beyond training for ideas that can help make our instructional efforts better.
Learning with e's
OCTOBER 28, 2013
We would converse on a one-to-one basis using telephones (which were almost always tethered because there were also very few mobile phones before 1990, and they were the size of a house brick). Now these are the kind of global conversations we simply cannot do without.
Kapp Notes
JANUARY 25, 2017
The iSpring product line includes a set of authoring tools which provides the full solution for educators to create e-courses, tests and surveys, video lectures, conversation simulations, screencasts and interactions, and a cloud-based LMS. . .
Kapp Notes
MARCH 15, 2013
Here is the second part of my conversation with Clark Aldrich. (in Here is the rest of my recent conversation with Clark Aldrich. in case you missed it, here is Part One.).
eLearning Brothers
OCTOBER 26, 2016
As acclaimed journalist and science fiction writer Cory Doctorow once said, “Conversation is king.” Our conversational scenarios have the advantage of putting a human face on things, enacting a potentially true-to-life interpersonal situation relevant to the training topic.
Kapp Notes
MARCH 14, 2013
This is Part One of a Two Part Interview: The other day I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Clark Aldrich and ask him a few questions about learning and development. Kapp: You’ve started an initiative called ClarkChart , can you explain what it is and how you got the idea.
Learning Rebels
MAY 27, 2016
Pick that one idea out the several you picked up and build on it! That one idea that was simply brilliant… Brainstorm it! Brainstorm, as a team, how is that idea is going to go from paper to implementation. The post 7 After Conference Ideas: Don’t Lose the Momentum!
Vignettes Learning
JUNE 28, 2016
But more importantly, these films and TV series were a result of Grazer's "curiosity conversations." Curiosity Conversations' to Expand Learning Grazer defines curiosity as the "process of asking questions, genuine questions, that are not leading to an ask for something in return."
Learning with e's
SEPTEMBER 14, 2013
"A single conversation across the table with a wise man is better than ten years mere study of books." - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. My professional life is pretty hectic much of the time, and I needed a space to write down my ideas and record my thoughts before I forgot them.
Kapp Notes
OCTOBER 1, 2012
It throws out a first, thoughtful idea and asks, Why wouldn’t this work? By actively looking for things to change rather than trying to inhibit changes as work progresses, it welcomes creative ideas as they emerge—even fairly late in the process.
Kapp Notes
NOVEMBER 23, 2015
Here is some of our conversation. We created this interactive video game aimed at new managers on the subject of dealing with difficult conversations at work. Game to help managers deal with difficult conversations created by Sponge UK.
Clark Quinn
FEBRUARY 14, 2011
Conversations are the engine of business. How many problems are solved by saying “go talk to <so-and-so>&# , or ideas sparked by conversations around the water cooler? How many times has a chance conversation ended up leading to a new product, service, acquisition, or more? The conversations can be of many types: with co-workers, managers, subordinates, customers, stakeholders. The important work is done in conversations.
Axonify
APRIL 15, 2016
So, in order to get your organization micro-ready, you’ll likely need to do some homework to help people warm up to the idea. After all, we’ve been conditioned to accept the traditional idea of institutional learning since we were 5 years old.
eLearningArt
JANUARY 8, 2015
I started writing a blog post about how to embed eLearning content into conversations. Then I had an idea: why not take that same content and embed it into a conversation? A graphical approach to embedding content into conversations. Conversations reveal content.
I Came, I Saw, I Learned
JUNE 2, 2011
If this is for a one-off project, it may be a good idea to go back into your settings when you're done and change them back to US measurements before you forget. by AJ George. I was recently asked if it was possible to change the measurement system in PowerPoint from inches to pixels. The answer is no. at least not from within PowerPoint. More on that later.) Simply put, you are stuck with PowerPoint's default measurement system, which is inches.
Kapp Notes
APRIL 7, 2015
Because visuals can be processed in parallel, they can reduce the effort required to understand concepts, theories and ideas. Third, I am hoping people can browse through the book for ideas and inspiration. Think things through, sketch out your ideas first and design with intention.
Your Training Edge
DECEMBER 7, 2015
In order for an MOOC to work, it needs to be built around an intriguing idea that will capture the attention of every single participant, be it a student, or an employee of the company. Easier said than done, because great ideas don’t exactly grow on trees.
Trivantis
MAY 17, 2016
Attendees from all over the world are gathering at the Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort for LUC 2016 to share bright ideas (the official conference theme, perfect for sunny Florida), network, and have a great time. Follow @Lectora and use #BrightIdeas on Twitter to join the conversation.
Tony Karrer
JANUARY 30, 2009
Through twitter search you can see the various conversations going on. The overall effect is a nice backchannel, constant conversation with attendees. Twitter has become a pretty great tool to help with socializing at conferences.
Jane Hart
MARCH 14, 2014
Yesterday I read a post on TeachThought called 50 crazy ideas to change education and I tweeted it. Andrew Jacobs was on Twitter and he responded and the following conversation ensued: @C4LPT @TeachThought Was just reading that…inspiring me to think of similar for L&D. The smell of change is in the air!
LearnDash
DECEMBER 8, 2014
While I always enjoy seeing how people are using LearnDash for their online course programs, it’s quite clear that some ideas will likely experience more success than others. Validating Your Idea.
Kapp Notes
JUNE 6, 2014
For many years, we’ve been caught up in the idea that the training we provide should be focused on the learners needs. Kapp: You spent almost seven years writing and researching the book; did you have any “aha” moments, any findings, conversations or anything that really stood out?
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