Hey! Happy New Year! Woo-hoo! Thanks so much to all who visited last year! Here are the top most viewed 2010 posts:
1 Shift Happened. Got Social Learning?
2 Augmented Reality, Future for eLearning?
3 Top 10 eLearning Elements: Going from Good to Great Design
4 Need an Online Portfolio Fast? Use a Blog Template. Really.
5 Social Media & Learning: Hello. We’re Way Past Fad
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As more small businesses attempt to expand market share via social learning and YouTube, it’s likely we’ll see more sell their customized content. Fast forward to some time in the future: Joe the Plumber has a thriving business but wants to expand. Why not sell 2-buck-2 min how-to interactives allowing people to practice fixing a leak (or other basics) to gain a following, build confidence, trust and ultimately…customers.
So how will these businesses administer their pay-for-view ...
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Pop-Up Retail is a growing trend. Rapid learning and development is like pop-up learning. What if learning leaders thought about learning design and implementation as if it were like pop-up retail? Check out the embedded example.
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Your interactive learning or performance idea has many influencers that can keep it from seeing the light of day. Consider how to pitch your idea and....consider just doing it as a personal project...like Ji Lee, a Creative Director at Google.
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