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Elearning, Machinima and the Law
One of the great take-aways of Learning 2006 for me was Machinima. Now there’s some IP follow-up that is due for anyone considering using Machinima content for training. I think machinima is a powerful, effective and low cost alternative technique … Continue reading
Tagged blogs, events, gaming, learning, simulation, technology, virtual worlds
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Live from Learning 2007 (twitter and wiki)
I’m already at Coronado Springs for Learning 2007. I doubt that I’ll really do much blogging at all while I’m here. However, as a Masie Fellow, I try to dabble in what may be avant-garde for learning, so I’ll try … Continue reading
A Friend Passes
Artist, inventor, innovator, collaborator and colleague Philip V.W. Dodds passed away on Saturday morning. Please help me recognize and celebrate his accomplishments and the lives he continues to touch. I tried to write this yesterday and just couldn’t. I truly … Continue reading
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Authorware Impact Survey
The AICC (Aviation Industry CBT Committee) is hosting a discussion forum on Authorware End-of-Development and developing an Authorware Impact & Issues Survey to help assess the impact and move towards solutions for heavily-invested corporate customers. A presentation used for live … Continue reading
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Cheat This Book- Gadgets, Games & Gizmos
I’m barely in "Gen-X." I’m about 12 years too young to truly appreciate the Abbie Hoffman reference I just made. I’m about 12 years too old to be a real "gamer." Nonetheless, here I am in my 40′s staying up … Continue reading
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Learning in 2012 with the Masie Learning Consortium
As a Masie Fellow, I participate in monthly Masie Learning Consortium calls hosted by Elliot Masie. This month’s call was on Learning in 2012. I won’t give away the store and undermine the value of Consortium, but I’d like to … Continue reading
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1 Million Hours of Coaching
I stumbled on to a great little untold story of a coaching success. In early August, I finally got around to watching the Walt Mossberg & Kara Swisher interview of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates from D5 last Spring (free … Continue reading
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Wii + Second Life = New Training Simulator
Interesting thoughts on using a Nintendo Wii and Second Life together, from the Gadgets blog of Wired online Nintendo games have made the Wii controller a satisfyingly realistic controller for pretend tennis, golf and baseball. But how about using it … Continue reading
Tagged learning, secondlife, simulation, technology, virtual worlds
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