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Happy New Year: What I Learned in 2010

Happy New Year! I welcome 2011 with a smile as I also look back on 2010. From Christmas through New Years, I was on vacation with family in real world, and learned how much I depend on the Internet and … Continue reading

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Live, on YouTube, with Terrence Wing of LiquidLearn

LiquidLearn’s “10 for 10″ at DevLearn 2010 The e-Learning Guild held its annual DevLearn Conference in San Francisco, California, earlier this month. Hundreds of instructional designers and developers attended as always. Me? I had e-learning projects to wrap up, and … Continue reading

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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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