This guest post comes to us from JD Dillon, principal learning strategist at Axonify, columnist for Learning Solutions Magazine, and upcoming speaker at DevLearn 2016 Conference & Expo. If you’ve attended a presentation on workplace knowledge sharing, you’ve probably heard the Mitchell Kapor quote “Getting information off the Internet is …
This guest post comes to us from Phil Cowcill, director at Development Made Simple and upcoming speaker at DevLearn 2016 Conference & Expo. The title of this post is a very common saying, and there is some truth to it. However, what the phrase doesn’t say is whether all the …
This guest post comes to us from Clark Quinn, executive director at Quinnovation and upcoming speaker at DevLearn 2016 Conference & Expo. “L&D isn’t doing near what it could and should, and what it is doing, it is doing badly. Other than that, it’s fine.” That’s a harsh statement, yet …
This guest post comes to us from Thomas Spiglanin, senior project leader at the Aerospace Corporation and upcoming speaker at FocusOn Learning 2016 Conference & Expo. For some time now, the worlds of video and eLearning have been growing closer. Video historically has required expensive software and dedicated production hardware, …
This guest post comes to us from Sarah Gilbert, president at meLearning Solutions and upcoming speaker at FocusOn Learning 2016 Conference & Expo. The most common question I’m asked is: “Why should we care about mobile learning?” In a time when most people are carrying around a personal mobile device (sometimes …
This guest post comes to us from Clark Quinn, executive director at Quinnovation and upcoming speaker at FocusOn Learning 2016 Conference & Expo. Increasingly, our world is instrumented. Devices are now equipped with sensors that can tell us a lot about what’s happening in our environment and even with ourselves. …
This guest post comes to us from Molly Petroff, education specialist at Saint Vincent Hospital and upcoming speaker at FocusOn Learning 2016 Conference & Expo. I was sitting in a conference session several years ago on something called “performance support” (PS). Quite frankly, I was there just because there was …