This is not a misprint. You might be asking yourself, “How can an infographic, printed on paper, play a video? And why would you want to do that?” As explored in a previous blog post (3 Ways Infographics Absolutely Boost Learning), infographics are a great way to present complex information quickly and clearly. Learners can […]
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Augmented Reality has been catching a lot of attention in the news recently. But is it just hype that focuses on shiny new things or can Augmented Reality solve real business needs? For example, can it transform something as mundane as a printed worksheet into an awesome learning experience? The answer is Yes – yes
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When was the last time you considered incorporating video into your learning? Consider Allison, a learning developer who needs to create content on handling difficult conversations. She’d like to make a video because she knows it’s an engaging and effective modality, but she’s concerned that it’s not worth the time and effort to produce it.
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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