Editor’s note: Great post on the Tin can API and the possibilities around monitoring what is shared, asked for and received, shifting the concept from learning experiences to what we actually do and therefore opening a whole new world of opportunity.
Editor’s note: Craig Taylor is attending this week’s DevLearn Conference in Las Vegas and is happy to ask questions on your behalf . . . Craig is also speaking on mobile learning at the event.
Editor’s note: Unesco has been developing a range of papers on mobile learning this year. Although focused on ICT in education there are some excellent resources here, including the working paper series.
High impact learning organisations produce great learning content, are able to measure its impact and…
Editor’s note: Clive Shepherd says the end of elearning is in sight. We will then be able to concentrate on people and performance . . .
Editor’s note: The latest issue of Inside Learning Technologies and Skills Magazine is available for free. Great set of articles, including one from Vaughan Waller on learning in a post-digital world.
Editor’s note: The top 20 most popular LMS software solutionsbeing used by academic institutions and companies to manage, track, and deliver courses and training programs.
Editor’s note: An article that reflects the sentiment and discussion at the HR Tech Europe Conference. What’s best – a one size fits all approach to enterprise social networking or a niche vendor?
Editor’s note: Connect for Sharepoint is a collaboration tool that promises to create a simple user experience across all devices and platforms.
Today’s chat2lrn #twitter chat was on #professional development. Here is a Storify of the chat…
During Gartner VP of research Thomas Otter’s opening keynote at the HR Tech Conference in…
The Learning and Performance Institute (LPI) has launched a Capability Map for the workplace learning…
Editor’s note: At the last count there were 75 resources curated from the Learning 2012 Conference curated by Dave Kelly. Great resource for those who were and were not there.
Editor’s note: The Learning and Performance Institute has launched the first iteration of its Capability Map for L&D professionals. It is free for anyone to use.
Editor’s note: Dan Roddy explores the Tin Can API, generates a statement and reflects on the implication on the API for both the LMS and social learning.