by Rich Mesch Please join Reni Gorman and I at mLearnCon 2011 in San Jose, CA from June 20-23. Reni and I will be speaking on June 21; our topic is “Mobile Learning is SO 10 Minutes Ago… Mobile Performance is NOW!” Here’s a summary of our session; we hope to see you there! Imagine [...]
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Please Join Us at mLearnCon in San Jose!
Posted in Emerging Technologies, Innovation Strategy, Mobile Learning, Mobile Performance, Performance Improvement, tagged Emerging Technologies, Informal Learning, Innovation Strategy, mobile learning, Mobile Performance, Performance Improvement, Performance Support, Web 2.0 on June 7, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Why Be Xtranormal? Playing with Video in the Corporate Classroom
Posted in Emerging Technologies, Innovation Strategy, Performance Improvement, tagged Emerging Technologies, Innovation Strategy, Interactivity, Learning Theory, Storytelling, Web 2.0 on January 30, 2011 | 2 Comments »
by Paula Jayne White, Ph.D. A few months ago, I received a video featuring a fictional conversation between Philadelphia Phillies greats Cliff Lee and Jayson Werth. Unlike most joke emails, this one made me stop and watch, despite my normal instinct to skip or delete. (Because of strong language, I don’t include the clip here, [...]
10,000 Reasons Virtual Worlds Won’t Work for Your Organization…And 10 Good Reasons They Will
Posted in Emerging Technologies, Performance Improvement, Series, Virtual Immersive Environments, tagged Emerging Technologies, Virtual Immersive Environments, virtual worlds, Web 2.0 on December 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Rich Mesch Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of delivering a session on Virtual Worlds at the eLearning Guild’s Online Forums with Susan Hendrich of AstraZeneca. The title of the session was “10,000 Reasons Virtual Worlds Won’t Work for Your Organization…And 10 Good Reasons They Will.” I titled the presentation that way because [...]
