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But I’m going to assume that you have at least a decent grasp of how to manage your team and content strategy. Via Jeff Domansky
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The challenge for human resources officers to provide upgraded training materials to a workforce that can be scattered across many states and countries is tough, especially when budgets are limited. By using eLearning mobile apps that allow employees to learn on their terms and their location choices, you can take down impediments to ensuring each employee has the same access to learning materials, regardless of where they work and what shift they are on. Here are four of the most innovative eLearning mobile apps for your employees. They will allow you to implement innovative training programs without starting from scratch to build your own app or crippling your budget. Some are even free. If you have to revolutionize the way you train employees but don't want to re-invent the wheel, these apps are for you. Via Edumorfosis
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Instructional design is the way that we organize eLearning. It’s the way we take a block of content and refine it into a learning project with value, strategy, goals, and measurable outcomes. The Why Good Instructional Design Infographic presents very practical points to help your company understand the ‘why’ of good instructional design and give it the respect it deserves.
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The future is not a fixed point. It is ours to create. This forecast previews five disruptions that will reshape learning over the next decade. Responding to them with creativity rather than fear will be critical to preparing all learners for an uncertain future. Publishers faced with declining revenue models have been restructuring to leverage tablet computing and social media applications. U.S. board-certified doctors have been reorganizing resources so as to be available to patients 24/7 via mobile communications and video conferencing in order to improve access to healthcare. Via juandoming, Edumorfosis
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Our public service allows you to create realtime chat rooms based on twitter hashtag. Invite users and perform the presentations online without any additional software! Add your friends or colleagues to help you with moderation. Via Edumorfosis
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Well, there you have it – 27 powerful ideas for integrating technology into lessons, assignments, projects, etc., in fun, meaningful ways. And if these tools and ideas aren’t enough to keep you busy exploring and having fun with your students throughout the year, be sure to stop back regularly for more great ideas, tools, and resources! Via Edumorfosis
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In all the discussion about learning management systems, open educational resources (OERs (link is external)), massive open online courses (MOOCs (link is external)), and the benefits and challenges of online learning, perhaps the most important issues concern how technology is changing the way we teach and - more importantly - the way students learn. For want of a better term, we call this “pedagogy.” What is clear is that major changes in the way we teach post-secondary students are being triggered by online learning and the new technologies that increase flexibility in, and access to, post-secondary education. In looking at what these pedagogical changes are and their implications for students, faculty, staff, and institutions, we consider: Via manuel area, LGA 
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January 10, 2016 8:41 AM
Collection of great resources to rethink learning environments for 2016.
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I’ve had many relationships with my creativity, some healthy, some adverse and a few rare negligent patches. We’ve been on the road together long enough that I’ve seen what happens when I feed it and what I lose when I starve it (mainly, my judgment, sanity and ability to be polite to people who do careless things). Via Jim Lerman
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"Whether you’re new to the Twitter game or a seasoned pro, there’s always something to learn. Teachers know that better than anyone. Learning is a lifelong process and figuring out social media is no different. I was pretty excited to come across this handy chart of quick tips for teachers using Twitter because it showcases the A-to-Z tips which will help you get off to a good start. Literally. It’s an A-to-Z walkthrough. Pretty good.
In this graphic from Fedena (a school management software maker), you’ll likely spot more than a few tips you already know. However, you should be able to discover a couple new ones that will help you up your Twitter game. For example, I really like the second tip on how to properly use Twitter. There’s certainly a level of etiquette you should follow. Don’t be spammy. Don’t over-tweet or overshare, and don’t take credit for someone else’s work. That’s a super handy tip to always keep int he back of your mind whether you’re talking about social media or just life in general!" Via John Evans, Dean J. Fusto, Jim Lerman
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The more data you have about your audience before sharing content, the better you can tailor that content to engage and drive action - here are ten tools to help research your target audience. Via Marc Wachtfogel, Ph.D., malek, massimo facchinetti
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With Snip, you can add your own voice, ink and annotations to an image and share it with your friends/co-workers in ways that you can't share snips today. Via Nik Peachey 
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November 24, 2015 1:32 AM
This is a form of screen recording software for PCs. In true MS style you have to download software and have to be using a PC.
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It’s great if you know a little bit of coding so that you can make small changes yourself. Via Jeff Domansky 
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December 4, 2015 11:25 PM
More great blogging tools and tips from Neil Patel.
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December 4, 2015 11:27 PM
More great blogging tools and tips from Neil Patel.
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As online and blended learning reshapes the landscape of teaching and learning in higher education, the need to encourage and support faculty to move from delivering passive, teacher-centered experiences to designing active, student-centered learning increases. Our new social era is rich with simple, free to low-cost emerging technologies that are increasing experimentation and discovery in the scholarship of teaching and learning. While the literature about Web 2.0 tools are impacting teaching and learning is increasing, there is a lack of knowledge about how the adoption of these technologies is impacting the support needs of higher education faculty. This knowledge is essential to develop new, sustainable faculty support solutions. Via Edumorfosis
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Online learning lags behind other industries in adopting new technologies. This is not because people in online learning are not interested in new technologies; it’s because we’re not a high-revenue industry compared to giant industries like consumer goods. When the Internet of Things started to become real, investors thought first about Internet-enabled refrigerators and cars. Investment in Internet-enabled learning devices came along years later. Via Edumorfosis
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Designing courses is passé! In a world where the shelf-life of knowledge and skills are rapidly shrinking, where best practices of yore yield increasingly little or no return on investment, where exceptions are the norm, and constant change and flux the new normal, designing set courses using SME-defined content is like trying to build a dam to rein in the surging waves of a tumultuous ocean. We have to think agile, instant, accessible, contextual, micro-sized, real time… We need to uberize organizational learning. Via Edumorfosis
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District administrators took ample time to consider everything from the physical classroom setup to the technology that would be used by students. And although tablets, Chromebooks, charging stations and document projectors all made the final cut, Landeck particularly praised the audio distribution system that the district installed in each classroom. Via Edumorfosis 
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January 8, 2016 9:55 AM
Esta infografía demuestra cómo es el aula moderna, pero con la misma modalidad pedagógica del siglo 20. Los estudiantes sentados en fila contemplando el discurso magistral y tomando notas en sus dispositivos móviles. Luego a entrar a la web a contestar las preguntas o buscar información sobre el tema planteado por el maestro. Al final, los estudiantes tomarán una prueba estandarizada en línea que les dará los resultados finales de manera instantánea.
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"Whether you’re new to the Twitter game or a seasoned pro, there’s always something to learn. Teachers know that better than anyone. Learning is a lifelong process and figuring out social media is no different. I was pretty excited to come across this handy chart of quick tips for teachers using Twitter because it showcases the A-to-Z tips which will help you get off to a good start. Literally. It’s an A-to-Z walkthrough. Pretty good.
In this graphic from Fedena (a school management software maker), you’ll likely spot more than a few tips you already know. However, you should be able to discover a couple new ones that will help you up your Twitter game. For example, I really like the second tip on how to properly use Twitter. There’s certainly a level of etiquette you should follow. Don’t be spammy. Don’t over-tweet or overshare, and don’t take credit for someone else’s work. That’s a super handy tip to always keep int he back of your mind whether you’re talking about social media or just life in general!" Via John Evans, Dean J. Fusto, Jim Lerman
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25 Tips To Deal With Digital Distractions by TeachThought Staff Ed note: This post has been updated from a 2012 post One of 21st-century life’s cruelest ironies is that technology... Via Dean J. Fusto, Jim Lerman
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The best free online & offline business video presentation software tool that allows you to create awesome animated business video explainers & multimedia presentation.. Via Baiba Svenca 
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December 7, 2015 12:58 AM
Try the new version of Focusky that has been upgraded.
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25 Tips To Deal With Digital Distractions by TeachThought Staff Ed note: This post has been updated from a 2012 post One of 21st-century life’s cruelest ironies is that technology... Via Dean J. Fusto, Jim Lerman
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Are you a learning manager looking to invest in analytics? Don’t start until you’ve read our 10-point checklist.
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Crellin views the students' local community as one of the primary resources for learning. They take any opportunity they can to use what’s around them as the catalyst for a lesson or project. Crellin promotes learning that is rooted in what is local -- the unique history, environment, culture, economy, literature, and art of their community. This is valuable because it makes learning relevant to students, resulting in higher engagement and igniting students' passion for enacting change within the world around them. Via Jim Lerman |
Neil Patel suggests 15 content collaboration tools worth a look. Several may be new to you.
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best team, best tools; best team, better tools.better content no brainer