Wearable technology is fast becoming the future. Google recently launched its first product, and now there is speculation that Apple is also exploring wearable technology.
This paper highlights the potential for open badges to help solve an entrenched problem: a disconnect between learning paths, corporate training outcomes and vocational outcomes.
The 70-20-10 model is a learning and development model that has been adopted by many organisations both within Australia and overseas. While there is a distinct lack of empirical data, the 70-20-10 model is a practice many learning and education teams adopt within their organisations. A recent white paper demystifies the model and provides a useful insight for L&D professionals.
Gartner, the world’s leading information technology research and advisory company, identified ten technologies that they believe will be strategic for most organisations. Learn more about the ten technology trends for 2013.
The act of knowledge reconstruction enhances learning according to a relevant study. To that end, trainers can improve the knowledge retention of their learners with the retrieval practice method.
Collaborative learning spaces provide learners the opportunity to work together outside of the traditional classroom. Learning professionals need to consider the following key elements when adopting alternative classroom design to support collaborative learning. More and more organisations are adopting alternative classroom design to deliver effective learning and development.
Moodle founder and lead developer, Martin Dougiamas, shares his vision for the Moodle learning management system software. It is an inspiring vision that highlights our educational philosophy.
Wikimedia Commons is a database containing over 17 million free educational media files that can be used by anyone for any purpose.
Moodle 2.5 has been officially released. It is the most-tested version in history. As usual, there are various new features, enhancements, fixes and patches. At least three features deserve special recognition, namely, Badges, Bootstrap and usability.
HTML5 is redefining what a simple webpage can do. The following beginner’s guide outlines the basic principles of this exciting new standard in web design.
