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Standing in a virtual book store requesting input on “Learning in 3D” book. Tony O’Driscoll and I have teamed up with Pfeiffer and are writing a book tentatively titled Learning in 3D which will discuss how to create and deliver effective learning through virtual worlds including implementation, design and evaluation. My questions to you are: […]
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Leave a Comment (7) →It is always so hard to determine what type of corporate or academic gift is appropriate for clients, co-workers collegue or your boss? What do you get them that is not too expensive but not too inexpensive, that is business or instructionally-focused but not boring. With these tough economic times, such decisions can be difficult. […]
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Leave a Comment (4) →Ok, I know this is a little late but I have actually been away on vacation using Blogger’s advanced posting function for the past two weeks. It is great for vacation by the way. Any way here are some interesting books for summer reading. They are not all training related and I am sure you’ve […]
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Leave a Comment (2) →Writing a book is a lot of hard work and, as an author, one always wonders whether or not the book has value. Sales can tell you a little bit but not the entire story. So I was delighted to read the wonderful review by Rupa of Writer’s Gateway. Rupa is an Information Developer in […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Recently, I’ve been working with the folks at Performance Learning Systems to convert Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning into an online course. We are almost at the end of that road and you can now sign up for the course if you’d like. Here is a brief description of Educating the Net-Generation™ Online A […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →The other day someone asked me if I knew any good resources concerning the writing of a proposal for an e-learning project. It just so happens I do know a few resources that can help in that area. In fact, I have spent a great deal of time writing, critiquing and developing proposals for e-learning. […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Well the Blog Book Tour is finally over and what a great experience. Here is a recap of all the stops. If you are interested in learning more about the book, you can gather great information and insights from these posts to see if the book is right for you. You can also read the […]
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Leave a Comment (5) →The book tour is just about wrapping up and it has been a blast for me. Rarely do authors get any real feedback on their work and rarely are they given the opportunity to partake in discussions about their books with engaged people from the field…a recap entry of the tour is in the works. […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →This morning I opened up the July 2007 issue of ASTD’s Magazine, T&D and found that Paula Ketter has just reviewed Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning. Here is some of what she had to say: [This book, like others, talks about] the impending retirement of baby boomers and how companies are dealing with the […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →As Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning nears it release day of April 14, 2007. A number of book related developments are occuring. First, Training Consultant Steve Woodruff’s on his blog Impactiviti has done a nice and thoughtful review of the book (scroll down to see it.) Here are some quotes (positive): A very helpful […]
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