Learnnovators

JULY 20, 2015

The parallel concept of Bring Your Own Content (BYOC) has also been suggested and, as mobile devices – smartphones and tablets – have circumvented corporate firewalls, the ability for learners to source, select and consume their own learning materials when and where they choose is becoming a reality.

Authoring Tools 170

Authoring Tools Social Networks Virtual Classroom Press 170

Epilogue Systems

OCTOBER 24, 2022

LXPs give a contemporary, consumer-grade look and feel similar to that of well-known social networking and multimedia websites. LXPs can support a broad range of information that originates inside and outside a company’s firewall.

LMS 40

LMS Platform Compliance Training Social Networks 40

eLearning Learning Posts

MARCH 3, 2010

Seven (Possible) Ways to Use Google Buzz for Education by Jeremy Vest - Learning Solutions Magazine , February 17, 2010 Google’s entry into social networking, Buzz, created quite a bit of buzz last week after its launch. Read about it here!

Google Buzz 40

Google Buzz iPad Blended Learning Google 40

Jay Cross

AUGUST 31, 2012

In its place enters social and informal learning hubs like on-demand content, live online discussions, wikis and forums, and searchable content archives. Social networks are the ideal platform for the new corporate learning, so let’s briefly examine how they support corporate learning. Social computing. People come first.

Social Networks 76

Social Networks Collaboration Collaborative Learning Diversity Training 76

LifterLMS

APRIL 15, 2019

If you are aspiring to have a social networking aspect woven into your site in the future, you may want to start out on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or an email list, because it can be hard to maintain interest in participating in the forum on your site if you do not already have a community engaging with your content somewhere else.

Social Networks 44

Social Networks Site Social Learning Web 44

mLearning Trends

DECEMBER 27, 2010

Mobile learning will meld with social networking on every learner's mobile device making the two technologies a fully integrated experience; support for these two technologies will be an essential part of every mlearning vendor's core offerings. So here’s the tally for "runs batted in (or attempted)" during the 2010 mLearning season.

Social Networks 56

Social Networks Flash to HTML5 Conversion Flash Flash Player 56

Janet Clarey

APRIL 2, 2009

Where we are today: Primary forms of social learning technologies used in corporations today appear to be e-mail, live online learning (Web conferencing), threaded discussion, and collaborative content development. Most learning professionals view social media as valuable to learners, and usage is growing. Baird, D.E. &

Brandon Hall 36

Brandon Hall Social Learning Blended Learning Learning Technologies 36

Jay Cross

APRIL 16, 2013

Most people in training programs learn only a little of the right stuff, are fuzzy about how to apply what they’ve learned, and never address who are the right people to know. So they typically end up producing same-size-fits-all generic programs rather than the proprietary programs that organizations need.

Informal Learning 98

Informal Learning Informal Blended Learning Authoring Tools 98

Jay Cross

JULY 17, 2012

Training technology focused on the person, not the group: PLATO introduced computer-based training; Stanford pioneered instructional television; teaching machines and programmed instruction enjoyed brief popularity. Training became the first area to get the axe when times were tough and many sound programs were gutted.

Corporate eLearning 71

Corporate eLearning Compliance Training Blended Learning Training 71