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Really exceptional podcasts transmit a sense of “being there.”

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This post on podcasting for e-learning professionals will consider some aspects of narrative, and debunk an urban myth.

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Podcasts – like blogs – develop a distinctive ‘personality’ according to the characteristics of the source material, the type of audience that material is aimed at.

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I’m delighted to launch a content delivery channel I’ve been researching and developing for a while: a podcast for the E-Learning Curve Blog.

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Today, 16th July 2009 is the 40th Anniversary of the launch of the Apollo 11 mission to the Moon.

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iPhone users can now access and view their spreadsheets and charts: RoamBi is an app that lets you view the static data from spreadsheets as interactive charts.

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Learning professionals need to interrogate and understand data. Whether you’re interpreting the LMS access logs of your courseware, checking out your blog and wiki usage, quantifying Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels, or devising statistical instruments and analyzing data for your latest white paper, you need to look at and manipulate long columns and rows of information. (What [...]

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Learning professionals need to interrogate and understand data. Whether you’re interpreting the LMS access logs of your courseware, checking out your blog and wiki usage, quantifying Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels, or devising statistical instruments and analyzing data for your latest white paper, you need to look at and manipulate long columns and rows of information. (What [...]

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Communications and collaboration using streaming media platforms only work if the client side has the facility to access the content.

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