Science taught me to think about the world in a logical, systematic manner. It’s a way of thinking that is founded on statistics, and I maintain it should inform the activities we undertake in other sectors of society such as L&D.
The playing of video games has normalised… as time marches on, not gaming is becoming abnormal. So what does this trend mean for e-learning professionals?
Something struck me during this year’s Virtual Reality Working Out Loud Week. Billed as an event for “anyone who is working with or experimenting with virtual reality…
Well it’s taken me over 3 and a half years, but I’ve finally completed another MOOC… this was on the Coursera platform. Despite my overall satisfaction with the course, however, I experienced yet again a couple of perennial bugbears.
All big organisations have a Learning Management System. It’s used to track and record the training that the employees do. In practice, it tends to be used to administer compliance training, though it can be much broader than that.
I’ve often wondered about the relevance of 3D printing in the corporate sector…
When I was a teenager I was addicted to video games. Not stay-awake-for-three-days-and-die-of-starvation kind of addicted, but…
I’m always surprised when someone makes a sweeping declaration such as “No one’s using virtual reality in the workplace”.
In the space of a couple of weeks, I have previewed the future of entertainment twice.
As readers of Paper Cuts will know, I’ve been toying with virtual reality via the Google Cardboard headset.
My all-time favourite example of augmented reality has been reinvented.
I advocated the use of the 70:20:10 model by L&D professionals as a lens…
