Augmented, virtual, and other mixed reality technologies are rapidly emerging and advancing, creating new and exciting opportunities for training and education. XR for Learning collects […]

  The history of place is the storyline of power. Karl Marx did not get everything right, but he came pretty close. The bi-polarity of […]

Perhaps it is just me, but I detect a subtle shift in the language that we are now using to communicate with each other. We […]

It is comparatively rare that the cover of a book so adequately describes not just the contents inside those covers, but also manages to capture […]

Recently I was invited to contribute to the Virtual Laboratory on Cognitive Approaches to L2 Instruction by the Universities of Heidelberg and Kent. It’s always […]

Learning Management Systems offer immense online training benefits, especially if they have extra functionality. Can a live chat feature help you achieve your desired outcomes […]

One thing good that can be said about the lockdown, is that it gives us plenty of time for reading and reflection. I read recently […]

The L&D conference, starting today, has a wide variety of things going on. I’m actually impressed, because in addition to the asynchronous and synchronous sessions […]

Albert Einstein is quoted as saying, “A day without learning is a day wasted” so today I have tried to draw some lessons from the […]