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Instructional Design vs. ROI: Guy W. Wallace

Personal and Reflective Learning on Twitter On Twitter, colleagues and I frequently discuss the value of Twitter (and other technologies) for our Personal Learning Networks (PLNs). And, today, the #lrnchat topic focused on reflective learning, or how you reflect on … Continue reading

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mLearnCon 2010: Dr. Mimi Ito – What the User Wants in mLearning

Live Blogging Wednesday’s Keynote I really respect Cammy Bean and others who live blog the conferences they attend. It’s not that easy for me because I want to sit and listen, soak it all in, yet I feel a responsibility … Continue reading

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How to Answer Voice Over Narration Questions

What a Strange Title for a Blog Post I know it is, but it best describes what you’re about to read. My e-learning colleague in Chicago, IL, Tricia Ransom, has asked me a few audio narration questions that many of … Continue reading

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Online Social Networking and the Death of a Blogger

Today, no photos or graphical images. Just warm memories and tears. As workplace learning and performance professionals, it’s important that my colleagues and I ask this question of ourselves before we fall asleep each night: What did you learn today? … Continue reading

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Hardware for Voice-Overs, Audio Narration

Virtual communities and collaboration constantly amaze and engage me. Social media impacts the way we work and live every moment of each day. Information flows into our personal learning networks at Warp Speed. I feel almost like a Na’vi from … Continue reading

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