On one hand XR-related technologies show some promise and possibilities… The AR Cloud will infuse meaning into every object in the real world — […]
Can online learning help higher ed reverse its tuition spiral? — from edsurge.com by Robert Ubell (Columnist) Excerpt: Classic economic theory predicts that when demand […]
EdTechs and Instructional Designers—What’s the Difference? — from er.educause.edu by Pat Reid Excerpt: Both edtechs and instructional designers (IDs) work with computer systems and programs, […]
Linear vs. Leaner eLearning Development: How to Drive Innovation and Customer Satisfaction Traditionally, eLearning industry has followed the linear development process forever. ADDIE is probably […]
K-12 2018 Readers’ Choice Awards — from The Journal’s October/November edition Also see: https://thejournal.com/Articles/2018/10/29/2018-THE-Journal-Readers-Choice-Awards.aspx
LinkedIn Learning Opens Its Platform (Slightly) — from edsurge by Jeff Young Excerpt (emphasis DSC): A few years ago, in a move toward professional learning, […]
From DSC: I have often reflected on differentiation or what some call personalized learning and/or customized learning. How does a busy teacher, instructor, professor, or trainer […]
Robots won’t replace instructors, 2 Penn State educators argue. Instead, they’ll help them be ‘more human.’ — from edsurge.com by Tina Nazerian Excerpt: Specifically, it […]
In the 2030 and beyond world, employers will no longer be a separate entity from the education establishment. Pressures from both the supply and […]
Inside Amazon’s artificial intelligence flywheel — from wired.com by Steven Levy How deep learning came to power Alexa, Amazon Web Services, and nearly every other […]
The above was from Jane’s posting 10 Trends for Digital Learning in 2018 — from modernworkplacelearning.com by Jane Hart Excerpt: [On 9/24/18], I released the […]
Coursera’s CEO on the Evolving Meaning of ‘MOOC’ — from by Dian Schaffhauser When you can bring huge numbers of students together with lots of […]
