#mLearning in Bremen: takeaways from a recent field activity
James Lamb and I, both of the Centre for Research in Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh recently completed a mobile learning activity as […]
Tips And Best Practices To Create Highly Effective Blended Training Program Design
Blended training enables you to get the best of online training, yet not lose out on the impact of human interaction. In this article, I […]
How to find out which apps will no longer work in iOS 11
In September 2013, Apple introduced the iPhone 5s with its first 64-bit processor, the A7 and they launched iOS 7, the first 64-bit iDevice from […]
How To Use Mobile Learning To Increase Employee Engagement And Boost Performance
Modern-day employees expect a lot more from trainings. Organizations need flexible and exciting approaches to keep them hooked. This article outlines how you can use […]
On the road again: busting 5 mobile learning myths
A whole lot of ancient myths are centered around some kind of journey. So many in fact, that there’s even a term for them in […]
Anonymity in Mobile Messaging: Criminalization, Luxury, Permission, and Persistent Presentation of Self
Clearly a favorite subject of mine, I am returning yet again to the subject of surveillance and privacy in the digital and attempting, clumsily, to […]
Should you choose a cloud-based LMS or on-premise LMS?
With today’s learners tending to upskill on the go, a mobile LMS is all the rage in the consumer marketplace. Different kinds of Learning Management […]
Making the Move to Mobile Learning
We know our modern learners use mobile devices daily. As learning practitioners, there’s an expectation that we will adapt to and support this new way […]
The Chief Learning Officer’s Survival Guide: Part Two
Step Two: Budget – Why are We Always Short on Cash to Innovate? Welcome to the second installment of our series on how CLOs, trainers […]
The Chief Learning Officer’s Survival Guide: Part Three
Resiliency, Grief and Adjustment: How to Make it Past 5 Years Smita Singh et al from New Zealand, 2007 provides a holistic view of what […]
100 Blog Posts: A Retrospective
We’ve surpassed 100 blog posts! Many thanks to Dr. David Chandross for writing the bulk of our posts on gamification, game based learning, emergining L&D […]
Leadership, Management and Building a Team Using Digital Technologies: Part One
What is a Leader? “Do you have the patience to wait until your mud settles and the water is clear?” Lao Tse, Tao Te Ching […]
