Technology is truly beginning to transform what learning is. If you’ve attended any of the many eLearning or training & development conferences, you know there is a lot of buzz around augmented reality, immersive learning [...]
Candy Crush = Game-Based Learning This week’s post by Jack McGrath is featured as a guest blog post on .orgSource and discusses how associations can leverage the same game mechanics used in the Candy Crush [...]
The following is a guest post from Tara Burghart, a content and marketing specialist at .orgSource. She is excited by the ways that social media has allowed associations to better connect with — and understand [...]
Mobile Learning Session For years, Flash has been used to create eLearning, yet this technology does not support mobile learning. Meanwhile, the use of mobile devices is expected to surpass access from desktop devices by [...]
The Rise of Mobile Devices With the growth of tablet devices, authoring tools are having to re-invent themselves, yet again. It’s nothing new —just another step in the continual evolution we’ve seen since the early [...]
Mobile Learning=Simplicity With tablet technologies, the App Store, Android Market and so many technologies dominating the learning discussion these days, I wanted to tell a personal story of how the low-tech Apple iPod gave me [...]
With the explosive growth in mobile devices, including smart phones and tablets, mobile learning, or "mLearning" is a natural application for this new technology. With the portability that these devices now give us, we can [...]
How times change. Last post, Game-based learning > Mobile Apps, I recalled how our earliest application for mobile learning (mLearning) was dismissed by eLearning thought leaders in 2003. Back then, despite the growth of WEP-enabled [...]
When it comes to Mobile Learning, or mLearning as it's become known, it's amazing how quickly attitudes change. Today, with the staggering growth of iPad and iPhone apps, the learning community is scrambling to apply [...]
Clive Sheperd's blog posting on "A solution looking for a problem?" really hit home. Never before can I remember the release of so many disruptive technologies that directly affect learning. With new tools emerging such [...]