16 of the year’s best ideas in user interface design
Editor’s note: Indulge yourself and look into the future of interface design . . .
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Rewiring corporate learning #2: how to decide where to begin
Continuing his series on rewiring corporate learning, Nigel Paine, former chief learning officer at the…
The need to adapt to the speed of change or die: lessons for L&D from the retail industry
Editor’s note: Charles Jennings reflects on the demise of retailer HMV and draws out some lessons for L&D.
Questions about instructional design careers
Editor’s note: Tips on making the move into instructional design.
Towards Maturity – mobile learning at work – a new Towards Maturity In-Focus report
Edtior’s note: More than 70% of companies are planning to implement mobile learning in the next two years according to Towards Maturity’s research. This report provide tips on how to do it.
List of 50 eLearning professionals that use Google+
Editor’s note: Now there are no excuses for not hanging out thanks to this list from Christopher Pappas.
Ten innovative ideas in consumer electronics
Editor’s note: A round-up of developments from the Consumer Electronics Show in the US.
Rewiring corporate learning #1: understand where you need to go
In a new series for the New Year, Nigel Paine, former chief learning officer at…
Five myths about the brain
Editor’s note: RudiyTanzi is Harvard’s Professor of Neurology and has written a new book, Super Brain. Here are five myths dispelled.
European skills passport launched
Editor’s note: The European Skills Passport, which helps people to assemble their skills and qualifications online, has now been launched by the European Commission.
Best of Elearning! Hall of fame
Editor’s note: A useful reference if you are looking for an elearning supplier – the Best of Elearning! Hall of Fame lists winners back to 2005.
The right conditions for learning
Editor’s note: Mark Berthelemy sets out what he believes to be the right conditions for learning to take place in the organisation. Think culture, immersion and coaching . . .
Summary of games research qualitative literature review conducted by Fengfeng Ke
Editor’s note: Meta-analysis of studies that look at gaming in learning. Useful information to support moves into using games mechanics in learning.
The ‘quantified self’ in learning and development
What use would it be to organisations if employees tracked how they felt at work?…
An L&D philosophy
Editor’s note: L&D manager Sukh Pabial sets out how his philosophy for L&D. A short, sharp read that focuses on impact and last change.