Who owns enterprise collaboration?
Editor’s note: Thanks to Oscar Berg for sharing this article on enterprise collaboration. Can it be owned? Who could or should own it?
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18 ways universities are using video games to learn
Editor’s note: This article does what it says on the tin. If you are looking for examples of who is using games in learning – and how – then this is worth a read.
Staff development and school improvement through global learning
Editor’s note: Teachers look outside of their own countries to find new ideas and to develop their skills. Something all learning professionals could and should be doing?
Engage For Success
Editor’s note: Engage for Success has just launched and promises to provide evidence, case studies and points of view about how employee engagement drives performance and productivity to achieve growth.
New research: how employee engagement hits the bottom line
Editor’s note: Findings from the Towers Watson 2012 Global Workforce Study of 32,000 employees across 30 countries.
Digital learnscapes
Editor’s note: Plymouth Enhanced Learning Conference 2013 is open for workshop and paper proposals . . . find out more.
Dynamics of Facebook: structure of the network drives friends to congregate into many small, highly interconnected communities
Editor’s note: For the first time, the dynamics of how Facebook user communities are formed have been identified, revealing surprisingly few large communities and innumerable highly connected small-size communities . . .
CIPD Conference 2012 – blog posts
Editor’s note: Some interesting blog posts have come out of this week’s CIPD annual conference courtesy of their event bloggers.
What we’ve learned about responsive design
Editor’s note: In-depth look at responsive design which includes practical examples. This article will bring you up to speed on the topic and how to actually do it.
Learning and developement at Facebook
Facebook’s head of L&D, Stuart Crabb, talked through people development at the social network at…
Scaffolding pockets of social learning: ideas for practical implementation
Editor’s note: Julian Stodd looks at why it is important to build in some spaces for reflection and discussion within the social learning journey and also shares some ideas on where to build them.
Why bother with an unconference?
Editor’s note: Dan Slee on why unconferences are useful events. The article includes nine pifalls of unconferences and how to avoid them. Thanks to Meg Peppin for sharing this.
Mobile learning: promise and practice
Editor’s note: Okay, it’s 90 slides but this slide deck from Prof Philip Uys, director, strategic learning and teaching innovation, Charles Sturt University, some great examples of how students are using mobile to capture and share content, talk to each other and get assessed.
CRM, virtualization and collaboration show strongest growth in software market
Editor’s note: Analyst IDC has released research that shows collaboration software is one of the fast growing areas of application software.
Putting the design back into instructional design #DevLearn
Editor’s note: Kineo’s VP of learning design Cammy Bean shares her presentation from DevLearn 2012. Great insights into the role and importance of design when designing learning experiences.