E-learning Curve Blog at Edublogs

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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In February I blogged on the iPhone: as a new model and a new version of the OS are both being rolled out, I think it’s a good time to revisit the topic.

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In the field of education, instructional design has traditionally been applied using established models, typically using a top-down approach.

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Instructional design (ID) is a system of procedures for developing training programs in a consistent and reliable fashion.

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Several types of analysis are undertaken when using the Instructional Systems Design (ISD) strategy to learning program development.

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iKonstruct got in touch with me yesterday to let me know about the launch of Educate; an iPhone/iTouch app for teachers.

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We now live in a multiplex world of many voices and ideas, mediated by the internet. At the forefront in using these digital technology is the e-learning industry.

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The ubiquity of mobile devices ensures there is a ready market for m-learning content. Learning designers use information workers’ experiences as consumers

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I started to investigate the characteristics of mobile learning by going back to basics, specifically looking at the foundations this domain: training, instruction, education and learning. Today, I’m going to begin in earnest by telling you a story about a book – a wholly remarkable book in fact, that was first conceived nearly forty years ago.

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In yesterday’s post I alluded to the idea that Barack Obama’s recent US Presidential Election win could, in no small part, be attributed to his effective utilization of social media, including the use of tools and technologies like YouTube, Facebook, blogs, and even PayPal (and other online payment solutions). Citing James Surowiecki’s 2004 text The [...]

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