by Ara Ohanian
The world of work is changing, driven by speed and technology, and the Learning & Development department must change with it. Here are some thoughts about the challenges we face.
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by Douglas Welch
New Media – online video sharing, Podcasting, live video streaming, and online social networks – can expand the educational playing field. How you approach New Media is important. Here are some key suggestions.
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by Chad Udell
Mobile learning often “lives” outside of the Learning Management System (LMS). This doesn’t mean that you can’t measure whether it’s working or not: maybe you just need to reconsider what you measure, and how.
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by Temple Smolen
From 2009 to 2010, the average budget reported by managers who are members of The eLearning Guild grew by 13.7%. How does yours compare to the average?
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by Sesh Kumar
While educators struggle with new terms like “coursecasting” and “tweetup,” the mobile generation has begun to flex opposing digits in ways that will enable another dramatic leap forward for learning.
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by Brian Taliesin
Mobile learning is a new frontier of business productivity, with truly compelling potential benefits, and some real challenges to adoption. Here is a five-step process for driving the successful design, development, and management of your mLearning initiatives.
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by Temple Smolen
The eLearning Guild recently published a report on 2010 e-Learning Salary and Compensation. One finding that generated much discussion is the 14.5% gender gap in pay. Why in today’s world does this gap still exist? Research Report author Temple Smolen drilled down further into the data to see if she could find an answer to that question.
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by Audrey Dalton, Brian Friedlander
Learner expectations for production values in e-Learning, together with improvements in e-Learning development technology, have made e-Learning mediated by animated characters easier to implement. Before you integrate animated characters into your e-Learning productions, review the evidence pointing to the benefits of animated characters in e-Learning.
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by Ara Ohanian
Mobile learning is a valuable addition to organizational learning strategy. Implemented correctly, it provides an excellent means to deliver knowledge rapidly across an enterprise, to ensure that people understand new corporate initiatives, or that new product knowledge is quickly available to those who need it.
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by Robert Gadd
Mobile learning is still getting its feet on the ground, but there are already many misconceptions about what it is and what you can or cannot do with it. Here are eight myths that you often hear, and some expert information to the contrary.
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