I took about 30 pages of notes over the 3 days. This list is one thing I can use from every session I attended. I don’t do infographics often, but I do need to present data and charts in courses (including one of my current projects). One note is that Learning Locker is working with xAPIs that can talk to Slack and pull data. Glen Keane: Harnessing Creativity in a Time of Technological Change. MORE

This is in reference the immense and rapidly expanding technology tools. April's Big Question from Learning Circuits is "How to Keep up?" It is tough to stay on top of all the emerging tools. However, being involved in an e-learning community is a big help. For me it is a blog community and following many experts on Twitter. Not only am I often made aware of new tools, but also get opinions, tips, and examples of their use. MORE

International research project studies impact of new technology on teaching and learning - Update. The results of this study contradicted the prevailing view of Net Generation learners as being technologically - savvy multitaskers who live and breathe digital technology and favor teamwork and collaboration. Uses include knowledge and project management; writing theses, essays and books; creating simple web pages (like this one); note taking; brainstorming - and many others. MORE

While I am sure that occurred at WOLC, the ones I gazed at, which were presented by vendors, had no sales pitch whatsoever, rather it was all about a specific subject tied to e-learning. I saw one list that had over three pages of key decision makers – you know the ones any vendor would droll over – walking the floor which led to. Heck, one vendor I know even landed a massive deal right there at the show. More on Learning Technologies in a bit. MORE

1: 360° Immersion (New feature) – I doubt I have to inform you of the increasing footprint that the 360° media and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies are making across numerous industries, and I am happy to say that Adobe has hit another home run with adding this new feature to the 2019 release of Captivate. I, for one, will be looking to do both of these, and then some! so too does the burden of exporting, rendering, and syncing assets to one another. Hello, all. MORE

We’ve gathered all of Kevin’s 2017 “This Month in Learning” articles and commentary here, grouped into nine categories (noting the number of articles given in each): Accessibility (6). This one’s been making the rounds on social media. One of my favorite articles of the year, “ Prototyping Games at The New York Times: Live Fast. One of the best things about Change Talk 2.0 (in What’s the next stage in technology-based training? MORE

Of all the new features, the one that I like best (as I said on Twitter) is the ability to convert a non-responsive project to a responsive project. Captivate (and it’s predecessor, Robodemo) has been around for well over a decade now, and for a large portion of that time there has been no option for designing for mobile technologies. In light of last week’s release of Adobe Captivate 2017, our #AskMeMonday was focused on that topic. MORE

Creating a one-time course sale often will leave you in a position where you always need to hustle to make sales. LMScast is the number one podcast for course creators just like you. I lasted all of one day. And I grew up in a large family, I’m one of 19 kids. MORE

Tests are one of the most interesting and significant parts of the training procedure. Type your question text, insert the choices (according to the question type you selected) and let the system know which answer is the right one. Note that in the question text you may insert multimedia files to make it look more attractive. Note that you can sort the questions using unit as a filter simply by clicking on it. MORE

OR “We work well with every system out on the market, every one of them.&# Okay, you have 45,000 users – but this might be one client, more importantly, if you tell me you have Ford or someone like that – it screams you are targeting Fortune 250 or higher; so I’m a small size client – how important am I to you? At one time, vendors were honest, stating “white papers&# as marketing materials. MORE

In a (rare) fit of tidying, I was moving from one note-taking app to another, and found a diagram I’d jotted, and it rekindled my thinking. I can’t fully recall what prompted the attempt at characterization, but one result of revisiting was thinking about the media in terms of whether they’re part of a natural mechanism of ‘show your work’ (ala Bozarth)/’work out loud’ (ala Jarche). a course) or sent directly to one person. MORE