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Video for learning is a very exciting topic. Video is generally growing. Nowadays when you ask about how the younger generation will fix something they will say: video. The demand for video is increasing in all the industries so in learning as well. At the same time we are facing the scalability issues with video.Anton Bollen is my friend since the old times of first EduCamp conferences and TechSmith European Evangelist. Based in Berlin, he works directly with many customers and helps to ensure their success with TechSmith products. Outside of work you will find him solving Rubik's cubes, brewing beer and spending time with his family. As the TechSmith Evangelist he is an expert in video for learning and these are the questions I had asked him: - What is the situation of video in learning nowadays? - What is the difference between learning video and just something on youtube? - If I am an instructor, should I be interested in video, youtube and all this stuff? - Why people ignore video? Why only few instructo

It is and it is not. The rule is simple: think before you click. Mobile learning is not like running with scisors but is can be. On a very high level you just do not plug in mobile devices to your corporate computer and you do not connect to the same network. As BYOD is more and more popular the risk is even higher. It means that your own phone in the corporate network should be secured by you. You need to make sure you have protective software on your device, do not install software that is not authorised and do not get fooled. The government organization will not send you information that they want to give you the money back, they will use post. In all of the cases: Think before you tap!

Sally-Ann is the Managing Director and founder of a worldwide series of conferences and exhibitions dedicated to e-learning. She has a long career in consulting and today specializes in eLearning, Competence Management and Performance Management.In 2013 and 2014 Sally-Ann has been named as part of the TOP 10 Movers and Shakers of e-learning in Europe.Sally-Ann Moore is a BSC Honors Graduate from University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, and an Associate of the Textile Institute. She studied Finance at INSEAD and has published several articles and papers, lately on the subject of activity-based competence management and performance management. Sally-Ann’s consulting career started with 6 years (from 1980 to 1986) at the prestigious Battelle Research Institute where, she led and managed techno-economic research and consulting programs. From 1986 to 1996, Sally-Ann was European portfolio manager for financial management reporting systems at Digital Equipment. Finally, before creating eLearn E

Rozmowa z Tomaszem Walaskiem współtwórcą polskiej konferencji MoodleMoot, pasjonatem nowoczesnej edukacji i zdrowego podejścia do rzeczywistości akademickiej.Linki:1. Konferencja MoodleMoot http://moodlemoot.pl/2. Centrum eLearningu AGH: http://www.cel.agh.edu.pl/3. Publikacje Gilly Salmon: http://www.gillysalmon.com/4. Grupa eLearning Robię: https://www.facebook.com/groups/eLearningRobie/5. Blog 2EDU: http://blog.2edu.plMuzyka dzięki uprzejmości SOUNDQ: https://soundcloud.com/soundq

Podcast 2EDU #04 - Stos lektur w kieszeni, czyli o Wolnych Lekturach na Androida by Piotr Peszko

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