Monthly Archives: January 2006

Mobilemind RSS Feed Change- January 12, 2006

Posted on January 12, 2006 by Tom King

Just an administrative note that the proper feed is now: http://mobilemind.net/rss/index.xmlIn an attempt to somewhat satisfy Feed Validator, I changed the file extension of my feed to “.xml” instead of “.rdf”. This eliminates a few of the Feed Validator errors. … Continue reading →

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Simulations are Speaking

Posted on January 10, 2006 by Tom King

Expect to see increased use of animated, speaking characters as guides, customers and colleagues in elearning this year and next. The tool are becoming more powerful, more approachable and more pervasive. Output to Flash SWF format makes it much easier … Continue reading →

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Speaking of Simulations

Posted on January 4, 2006 by Tom King

There is alot going on with simulations lately.Learning Circuits Blog- Clark Aldrich and others have been having a running dialog on the ASTD Learning Circuits Blog.I particularly liked the “SimWord of the Day” series that started back around the 18th … Continue reading →

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Talking Head Video is Boring… or is it?

Posted on January 2, 2006 by Tom King

Blog reader Paul Colombo of webLearning wrote to let me know this Jakob Nielsen article was recently slashdotted. Summary:Eyetracking data show that users are easily distracted when watching video on websites, especially when the video shows a talking head and … Continue reading →

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