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IMS QTI Still Relevant Despite 2.1 Being Revoked
IMS withdrew the QTI 2.1 spec, despite some existing implementation and information going back to 2006 that is was imminently ready for use. The official IMS wording seems to be toned down a bit, but there is also a clip … Continue reading
Tagged elearning, learning, LMS-LCMS, technology
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They Saw It Coming, BUT… Newspapers Now, LMS Next
I just read Clay Shirky on Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable. Substitute “LMS/Central Training Department” for instances of “Newspaper/publishers” and it is a real wake-up call. Read it. Think about it. Who are the real-world, radical change-observing “pragmatists” and who … Continue reading
Will Adobe XFL revolutionize Rapid Elearning Workflows?
For some time Adobe insiders and followers have been talking about XFL, a package file format for Flash (here, here, here and more in search). XFL combines XML and some binary assets in a zip archive. Currently Adobe CS4 applications … Continue reading
Tagged Adobe, elearning, learning, technology
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Why didn’t I think of this
Tom Kuhlmann of Articulate (and the consistently fantastic The Rapid Elearning Blog ) just posted: Is Google Making Our E-Learning Stupid? I love the phrase, the idea, and am certain the mere phrase resonates with everyone in the industry. I … Continue reading
Tagged learning, technology, tips
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Seattle Bunko Breakfast: Video Clip 1
Dan Pink, author of The Adventures of Johnny Bunko: The Last Career Guide You’ll Ever Need visited Seattle in late July and was kind enough to host a happy hour version of a “Bunko Breakfast” at the Arctic Club Hotel. … Continue reading
iPod-based Language Learning w/Virtual Characters
I saw that 9to5 Mac picked up a story on iPods as mobile training devices for soldiers to learn new spoken languages. I immediately recognized this from some demos I’d seen from Carol Wideman of Vcom3D. Fantastic to see that … Continue reading
LETSI got Cuil Faster than SCORM
Playing around with the Cuil search engine earlier this morning… versus Fortunately my typical vanity search did find me. Even more interesting is that Cuil quickly “learned” about SCORM in just an hour or so. Click either image to see … Continue reading
Tagged learning, LMS-LCMS, technology
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Ping Pong with Brooks: Clarifying that Challenges != Death
PING- In response to my post, Call for Whitepapers on SCORM- Do SOMETHING please Brooks Andrus wrote a blog post titled, The Elearning Industry Is Dead. [That is a provocative statement that might leave one feeling a bit conflicted if … Continue reading
Tagged blogs, learning, LMS-LCMS, rant
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