K20 Ed Tech + Sci Ed | Learning through Creativity + Design
We learn by curiosity. We learn by being inquisitive. We learn by working with other people. We learn through experimentation. Through much of Jay’s improv, he said the one thing that still resonates with me from Monday…It’s not about the
Read moreThe Digital Native – 12.5h/week playing games and only 9.8h/week watching television. As the gaming levels off, 66% of trendsetters have their own networking page. Why are people in Second Life? Make friends, make money, make love. Race cars, fly
Read moreWebEx has taken the simulation and married it to instructor-led training. The Problem: Previous problems resulted in only one or few learners experiencing practical exercises. The Solution: Host a simulation on a website and use “Share Web Content” feature for
Read moreCell phones have become an essential piece of equipment to most people. mLearning is many things to many people, though. Pure Learning (questionable) Data Collection (probable) Performance Support (probable) Reinforcement (probable) Reference (likely) Possibilities (decreasing down the list in complexity
Read moreInitial thought: The Wal*Mart cheer is quite scary. As a former Wal*Mart employee I laughed. As the daughter of a current Wal*Mart employee, I feel sorry for my mother. I’m sure she’s a really nice person, but she comes across
Read moreRoger Mundel is with udutu. The presentation is online. Trends Are you leading or following? Where is learning headed? Will “eLearing” just be “learning”? How soon could that happen? Thinking back five years, technology has come a long way in terms
Read moreRich Mesch, Phil Sueper, and Phil Charron are with Performance Development Group (based in Philadelphia). They all contribute to the Learning Simulations blog. Simulation is not a discipline. It is growing and morphing. Many don’t understand what it does. It’s a rule
Read moreDuring lunch, I had the opportunity to visit with a number of other attendees. Between those conversations and the few I had yesterday evening, there seems to be three main complaints… The user network is unstable. (I would agree wholeheartedly;
Read moreReuben is with edCetra Training out of Toronto. All too often, we find ourselves attempting to manipulate files from proprietary vendors. Rapid authoring…high quality eLearning courses in record time. Or is it? “Tools are not skills. Word processors don’t turn
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