For those of you in the Northeastern Pennsylvania area, tonight at 7:00 pm, I will be appearing on CBS Television affiliate station WYOU. The show is called WYOU Interactive and tonight we are discussing the topic of Technology & Morals. We will explore the following types of questions:Is technology corrupting our morals? Are realistic and […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →One thing many people seem to forget when thinking about “mobile learning” is that the one universal application that runs across all mobile phones is voice. Some really inventive voice-focused training modules can be developed and delivered all with a mish-mash of mobile phones. They can be linked to an automated voice systems and sales […]
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Leave a Comment (2) →Lots of great stuff happening the last day of the Innovations in e-learning conference, check out the great notes again taken by Wendy at In the Middle of the Curve. Thanks Wendy, Great Job…killing zombies has paid off!!! Here are some photos taken the last day. Here I stand with Sid Meier, game developer guru, […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Innovation in e-learning Conference, originally uploaded by professorkapp. Having fun at the conference. Here is a list of bloggers attending the Innovation in e-Learning Conference. From left to right are Wendy Wickham, Mark Oelhert, Stephen Downes, and Karl Kapp.
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Leave a Comment (2) →As requested, here are the slides from my presentation at the Innovation in e-Learning Conference Slides:Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Transfering Knowledge (these are not the exact slides but are very close.) Similar Presentation:Also, here is a post linking to a similar presentation I have given before on the topic. They are a series of […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →As part II of my week at conferences, I am now at the Innovations in E-Learning Conference held at George Mason University in Virginia. This is a small venue with about 250 people which makes it a great conference, small intimate and a chance to get to know and meet a lot of people. I […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →This has been a busy conference week for me. On Monday, I attended the 55th Annual Society for Technical Communication conference in Philadephia, PA. You can see the conference web site here. I was only at the conference briefly but had a great audience for my presentation with some great questions and discussion. You can […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Sneak preview of the Arabic Version of 3DLanguage an immersive learning environment. The folks who created 3D Language Spain which I have blogged about before in Learning Spanish in a Game have now created a couple more interesting and highly entertaining products (not to mention Educational.) The goal of the company is to make “language […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Here is a video that shows the clever lengths students and others will go to cheat on an exam or test. As educators, we need to be aware of these methods so we can foil them. Or if we are in a big meeting with a client, we just might want to use this method […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Here is an interesting article titled Proof of Learning: Assessment in Serious Games. The article outlines some good ideas for integrating assessments into games and why simply sticking a multiple choice question into an otherwise “cool” game doesn’t make it an educational game or even fun. Because computers can quickly and accurately grade [Multiple Choice […]
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