Augmented Reality has been getting a lot of attention as a way for people to engage in new and fun ways with many popular brands such as Star Wars, Legos, and IKEA. In these sectors (entertainment, toy, and retail furniture), it is easy to see how Augmented Reality adds value to the company brand by engaging the customer. […]
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Augmented Reality (AR) promises to fundamentally change learning experiences. With AR, learners use a mobile or wearable device to augment their environment with digital content that is overlaid on their device’s screen. There is a lot of hype surrounding what AR will be able to do, and giant tech companies such as Apple, Google, and
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Every decade or so, a new technology emerges that fundamentally changes the landscape of learning. In the 80s it was the desktop computer, in the 90s it was the Internet, and in the 00s it was powerful authoring software. This decade has seen the explosive growth of mobile devices – phones, tablets, and even wearables.
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Deciding whether to use Simplified or Traditional Chinese for your next translation project can be confusing. We have outlined the differences between the two languages to help make your decision easier. A good rule of thumb for deciding between the two languages is to consider where your target audience lives. Overview Simplified Chinese characters are used
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Apo Island is an isolated island in the Philippines located about 20 miles South of Ingenuiti’s office in Dumaguete City. Apo Island is surrounded by a marine sanctuary and has an extraordinary array of aquatic life. Tourists from all over the world travel to the remote island to scuba dive, snorkel, enjoy the beautiful scenery and experience
Have you ever been so engrossed in an activity that time just slipped by and you were not thinking of anything else? Maybe you were gardening, reading a book, or talking with a friend. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi coined the term “flow” in 2004 to describe this state of mind. Flow, also known as ‘the zone’, is
Exploring Two Models of Player Types in Gamification Design Regardless of the gamification that you design and develop in your eLearning, not all learners will experience it the same way. That’s because not all learners are the same – they approach and experience your content in different ways. To understand these differences, let’s explore two
As introduced in our previous blog entry, “Why Use Gamification?”, we defined the concept of gamification, described some use cases, and focused specifically on its role in learning. More specifically, we discussed how gamification can enhance the effectiveness of eLearning. In this blog, we’ll explore a common gamification pain point experienced by eLearning designers and
Let’s begin with two fundamental questions: “What is gamification and why use it?” It’s important to understand that gamification is NOT dependent on a particular authoring platform, feature set, or software version. Rather, it is a way of designing and developing learning experiences using tools such as Storyline, Adobe Creative Suite, and Audacity. According to the Engagement
ISO is the International Organization for Standardization; It is an NGO that gathers experts from different fields to develop voluntary international standards covering everything from manufactured products to healthcare. ISO standards, on a global level, promote international trade through the establishment of common standards between different nations. At a product or service-specific level, ISO standards help
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