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March 12th 2014 marked the 25th birthday of the World Wide Web. Over these last 25 years, we have seen huge technological growth that affects every individual and organisation in society. The way that we communicate and convey information has totally changed. As a result, the ways in which we learn have also changed.
In this post, we consider how engaging and stimulating learning content must incorporate informal social learning and embrace the technologies which assist it.
In this post, we consider how engaging and stimulating learning content must incorporate informal social learning and embrace the technologies which assist it.
As learning and development professionals, it is our role is to ensure that everyone within our organisation knows and understands the information they require to function effectively and are able to apply it.
We’ve compiled a list of five simple learning principles that remind us how to create great learning content.
We’ve compiled a list of five simple learning principles that remind us how to create great learning content.
Yesterday marked the closing ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics. Viewers were glued to their TV screens, not because they’ve been hiding their love of the luge until this moment but because the Winter Games aren’t so much about sport as they are about storytelling.
Adopting the storytelling techniques used in the Winter Olympics will mean that you can achieve E-Learning gold every time.
Adopting the storytelling techniques used in the Winter Olympics will mean that you can achieve E-Learning gold every time.
If you're a learning professional and thinking mobile learning is the next big thing, you are mistaken. Mobile, or M Learning as it is commonly referred to, IS the next big thing!
We all love a story; it’s part of what we are as human beings. Although storytelling has been around for an age, stories are often not connected to learning activities. In fact, it’s been said that the original learning technologies were the story and the art of conversation.
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