Archive for Content Guide
Mark, great idea. Here is my contribution. This plan is based loosely on the learning hierarchy put forth by Robert Gagne’s Five Learned Capabilities, with specific emphasis on Intellectual Skills, Cognitive strategy and Verbal information. (I know not everyone likes his work but hang with me.) These six word objectives move the learner up from […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (3) →Whenever I give a presentation about Gadgets, Games and Gizmos, a boomer always asks me for a list of games they should play or gadgets they should buy to help understand the educational potential of video games and gadgets. They are always curious as to how to get up to speed. To address this question, […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (0) →Shout Out: Waleed Jameel Every once in a while I am going to do a “Shout Out” to a person who has influenced me in one way or another. The Shout Out will be a recognition and a Thank You to that person. In fact, for my first “Shout Out” I should have recognized this […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (0) →This post is a result of a comment left by one of my blog readers. I hope it helps We have all encountered Subject Matter Experts who are less than helpful or less than expert. There are a couple of ways to deal with SMEs who might prove difficult. One method I have found is […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (1) →Often I am asked about how games can be added to online learning without costing a fortune. One thing I believe is that casual games can be used to spice up boring online learning. However, it is sometimes hard to explain without some type of visual. Here is a presentation I have recorded for use […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (0) →When teaching a software procedure to learners, we know that you should break down the procedure into its discreet parts and then allow the learner to practice the various parts of the procedure and then put it back together again as final practice. One method I often suggest is that, throughout the learning situation, you […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (2) →At the 2006 Training Conference and Exposition, Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia gave an address about the future of open source content sites like Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org). Wikipedia “is an encyclopedia written collaboratively by many of its readers. Lots of people are constantly improving Wikipedia, making thousands of changes an hour, all of which are […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (0) →Simulations are a great method for “learning by doing” but it can be expensive to create a fully immersive simulation from scratch. One solution is to “mod” or modify an existing game engine to create a simulation. An existing game engine already has the physics and the rules of the world built in. A designer […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (1) →Currently, I am in Denver Co. where I am speaking on the topic of Games, Gadgets and Gizmos. I had a great session yesterday with a fun group that was enthused and inquisitive. It was standing room only in the session. I really appreciated all the attendees who took their time to attend the session. […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (0) →I haven’t blogged for a couple of days because I was at a conference sponsored by the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Advanced Technology Education (ATE)Division and the American Association of Community Colleges. ATE promotes technology education in community colleges. It is NSF’s only program focused on community colleges. Any way, at the conference I forgot […]
Continue Reading →Posted in: Content Guide
Leave a Comment (0) →
Subscribe To My Blog
Check out my blog for the latest and greatest e-learning news, tips, and trends.