Triggers
Editor’s note: A look at the impact of triggers on seemingly unimportant discussions regarding job title, compensation, and location.
Browsing: Curated
Learning from board games
Editor’s note: A look at how board games can be used to develop better user experience for tech applications.
The Twitter of tomorrow
Editor’s note: Twitter is set for a redesign soon. So what’s coming?
5 technologies to promote creative learning
Editor’s note: Great ideas for Steve Wheeler which could provoke some useful workplace learning ideas too.
The Ones That Got Away – video stories
Editor’s note: Craig Taylor’s series on ideas that never saw the light of day looks at video stories – includes a great example.
Does Tin Can mean the demise of SCORM?
Editor’s note: Read this and you will understand how the Experience API works. Great article and a must-read on this technology.
Winning hearts with weak arguments
Editor’s note: Recent research suggests that in some cases, providing weak arguments in favor of a candidate or cause leads supporters to engage in greater advocacy than providing strong ones.
Learning Live backchannel: Curated resources #LearningLive
Editor’s note: Dave Kelly’s curated resources from this week’s Learning Live conference – lots of great reads here.
The five cognitive distortions of people who get things done
Editor’s note: Interesting list of attributes – some of which were talked about at this week’s Learning Live conference.
TaDaweb lets you create ‘small data’ mashups without writing a single line of code
Editor’s note: “It’s kind of like if Pinterest and Yahoo Pipes had a child.” Interesting tool to scrape and visualise data – the type of tool we might see in L&D?
Tech titans and online education orgs team up with the Open Education Alliance
Editor’s note: Google, AT&T and a host of online education organisations are forming an alliance to develop standards for career readiness.
BPS Research Digest: the digest guide to … human attraction
Editor’s note: What attracts us to each other? Find out here.
Twenty-five years later: performance support adoption
Editor’s note: Frank Nguyen on the history and development of performance support and how organisations are designing it in to the learning process.
Design leads us where exactly?: Design and design thinking in public services
Editor’s note: Thankyou to @burrough for sharing this article on design thinking and how, operationally, you can embed design in organisations.
#PSS13 Performance Support Symposium backchannel: curated resources
Editor’s note: Follow the Performance Support Symposium thanks to Dave Kelly’s curated resources.