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Stuff I found interesting 02/11/2017
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Stuff I found interesting 05/17/2015
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Stuff I found interesting 01/02/2015
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Tips for Storytelling in Learning | Experiencing E-Learning
live blogged notes from the InSync Training Byte session “Once Upon a Time, Storytelling WAS Learning” by Tom Campbell and Karin Rex
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Main/The Seven Basic Plots – Television Tropes & Idioms
A summary of Christopher Booker’s The Seven Basic Plots … useful for storytelling
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Compliance Training: Using Storytelling to Enhance the Learning Experience
Four reasons – in short bullet point descriptions – on why compliance training should use storytelling
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More About Ethics Training: Visual Storytelling for Business
Visual storytelling … it purports to be “perfect for Business Ethics” …
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How to Use Storytelling to Help Your Training Stick | Training Daily Advisor
Storytelling as part of a learning experience – a focus at my job lately. This article provides some quick guidance on how to craft a story
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post to Learn-Learn-Learn 10/17/2013
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mLearning has to be now, or we’re left behind
Had a conversation this week about “this thing called mobile learning” (her words); and I just chimed in to say that we have to do it NOW. Failure to dive into these waters will leave us, as a training organization charged with developing our employees, irretrievably behind.
There are all these data about mobile devices, their uses, their ubiquity, and so on. Just one I saw this morning: 5 Key Mobile Learning Takeaways from Mary Meeker’s 2013 Internet Trends Report.
The conversation I had firmly acknowledged that mobile is “the way to go,” yet there is a lack of knowing how to proceed from here. “We’re going to have to talk about this again – and soon.” (as long as the talk quickly turns into action …)
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post to Learn-Learn-Learn 02/11/2013
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post to Learn-Learn-Learn 02/10/2013
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Why CEOs Want Faster Training–No Matter The Cost – Forbes
the polling firm Opinion Matters found that 90% of CEOs “will either maintain or increase their training budgets” over the next year. What are a CEO’s biggest priorities when engaging in worker training?
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The Future of Mobile Learning – Chief Learning Officer, Solutions for Enterprise Productivity
Article by Elliott Masie – January 2013
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15 Authoring Tools For mEnabling Your eLearning For iPads | Upside Learning Blog
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Cammy Bean’s Learning Visions: If Not ADDIE, Then What with Michael Allen #astdtk13
liveblogged notes from a concurrent session with Dr. Michael Allen
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Scenario design in elearning: Two types of feedback
from Cathy Moore’s blog: Let’s save the world from boring elearning!
post to Learn-Learn-Learn 02/09/2013
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10 Interaction Design Tips: The eLearning Coach
some tips for designing interactions
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post to Learn-Learn-Learn 01/28/2013
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Learning Resolutions « Mike Taylor
collection of learning-related resolutions
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10 Ways to Ruin Your e-Learning by Following Commonly-Held Practices
“In many professional areas, it is usually a good strategy to look to common practices in the field as a guide — maybe not for the most cutting-edge ideas but at least for reliable models to follow. Unfortunately, in e-learning this can often be a recipe for disaster”
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post to Learn-Learn-Learn 01/22/2013
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13 Predictions (+1 More) for Mobile and Mobile Learning in 2013: Float Mobile Learning
“The year 2013 will see more companies embrace mobile applications, a wider uptake in mobile learning among the general public, and shifts in what kinds of content and how that content will be delivered to mobile devices. …”
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Donald Clark Plan B: Mayer & Clark – 10 brilliant design rules for e-learning
seven design principles; multimedia, contiguity, modality, redundancy, coherence, personalisation, and practice opportunities. Clear explanations are given about the risks of ignoring these principles – with support from worked examples and case study challenges. It should be a compulsory text for online learning designers.
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The following 39 Mobile Learning Tools allow specific creation of learning modules for mobile devices and/or allow output to HTML5 and/or provide delivery of mobile learning. Most major LMS and LCMS vendors either have mobile solutions in place or are quickly moving to include them
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