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e-Clippings (Learning As Art) Home Archives Subscribe About My Social Networks « Oh.this does not bode well for Microsoft. Any analytical thinking from reading helps keep the mind agile and open to discovery of the answers sought. I"ve often said that as marketing technologies go, so goes elearning. Main | Ive got to create a podcast on how to podcast.got any great resources? » January 23, 2008 Tell me your latest/greatest books on learning. MORE

Every month, I will providing an emerging technology that I believe will be a game changer in the e-learning industry. Open Source not Proprietary like Flash. All the big browsers are supporting it i.e. Safari, Chrome, Microsoft IE9, Opera and soon FireFox (at time of writing, not yet). Google Chrome, Microsoft IE9 and Apple Safari supports h.264, a proprietary format. Firefox 4.0 Yes: Apple Safari , Firefox 4.0 (not MORE

There are a number of alternative reading systems based on Readium technology (ReadiumJS, Readium SDK and/or Readium LCP) available. These are some of the recent, native Readium test apps on mobile platforms created to demonstrate the current Readium technology. MORE

MSFT, Adobe and Firefox are among the big players developing ways to run Web apps (e.g. TechCrunch has a great article which looks at the major efforts through the lens of Firefoxs effort - Prism. ZDNet has an article that also looks at Prism and the idea that it isalready available as an extension in the beta versions of firefox 3. But Prism has one big advantage: akiller app in the form of Firefox. MORE

Every month, I will providing an emerging technology that I believe will be a game changer in the e-learning industry. Open Source not Proprietary like Flash. All the big browsers are supporting it i.e. Safari, Chrome, Microsoft IE9, Opera and soon FireFox (at time of writing, not yet). Google Chrome, Microsoft IE9 and Apple Safari supports h.264, a proprietary format. Firefox 4.0 Yes: Apple Safari , Firefox 4.0 (not MORE

As Julia white vice president of Microsoft Azure’s said the first HoloLens has transformed the work at construction sites, factory floors and classrooms into more advanced technology. Microsoft also has announced that open-source web browser company Mozilla was creating a prototype Firefox reality browser for HoloLens2. Microsoft and its mixed-reality partners are developing applications for HoloLens 2. MORE

Steve Jobs once said, ‘Technology is nothing. H5P is a free, open-source, elearning authoring tool for smaller cloud-hosted activities. Price: Free, Open-Source. Questions come in varying form, open or close type and different variations. On the site, it is described to be the ‘open source video transcoder’ because of two basic reasons: it can convert video that comes at any given format and can work for Windows, Mac and Linux. MORE

Using Open Source approach is one such opportunity which should be given serious consideration. Let us first talk about the open source approach and how you probably use it without being aware of it. So what is the open source approach ? In production and development, open source is a philosophy that promotes free redistribution and access to an end product’s design and implementation details. is almost entirely open source based. MORE

The quest to provide equal opportunities to everyone, irrespective of their physical condition, has opened the doors of accessibility on the web, and it eventually spread to Learning Management Systems. According to a survey by Capterra , MOODLE is the most popular open source LMS. Does this major, open source LMS support accessibility? It also supports Non-visual Desktop Access (NDVA) screen reader software for Mozilla Firefox. MORE