From the monthly archives:

September 2009

Using John Keller’s ARCS model to motivate online learners

28th September 2009

Discusses the use of the ARCS model as a way to motivate online learners.

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Brainstorming and the object-oriented whiteboard

23rd September 2009

Describes how an electronic whiteboard can be used to support brainstorming sessions in an online meeting.

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Multitasking is now every presenter’s problem

22nd September 2009

Multitasking occurs in face-to-face conferences as well as webinars.

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22nd September 2009

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Could the star system apply to live online events?

18th September 2009

Predicts that now we can have our conferences online, the top speakers in the world will take all the best speaking slots.

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Live online learning is the bridge

14th September 2009

Argues that live online learning is a good place to start when introducing e-learning into an organisation.

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Coming to terms with live online learning

11th September 2009

Back on September 1st, I posted the following over at the Clive on Learning blog: I think we know what to call a business meeting that’s held online (an online meeting?) and we’re happy with the term for an online lecture/presentation (a webinar of course), but we’re bamboozled when it comes to live online learning. [...]

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3D video conferencing

8th September 2009

Brings together a number of news items about 3D video conferencing.

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How long does it take to develop one hour of training?

3rd September 2009

Examines the results of a US survey on the time taken to create an hour of live e-learning.

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Podcast: Clive Shepherd on synchronous online communications for learning

1st September 2009

Links to a new podcast by Clive Shepherd.

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