These few days I (and 1600 others) will be attending Elliott Masie's Learning 2012. I will be hosting a session with Marcel de Leeuwe and will be blogging about what I see. The opening evening started with Lisa Nicole Wilkerson singing Defying Gravity, one of the themes of the conference. Masie then made a comparison … Continue reading Elliott Masie’s Learning 2012 – Opening Night
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Looking Back at Learning Technologies 2010
A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of attending the 2010 Learning Technologies Exhibition in London. In many ways this event is very similar to the Online Educa in Berlin (e.g. most Berlin exhibitors were in London too and the conferences shared a keynote speaker). There are two main differences: Learning Technologies seems … Continue reading Looking Back at Learning Technologies 2010
Open Source: Getting Failure for Free (Online Educa 2009)
On the last day of the Online Educa I did a talk titled "Open Source: Getting Failure for Free (and Why That is a Good Thing)". Whenever I talk about open source it is like preaching to the converted: no sceptics in the audience. The two other speakers in the "The Added Value of Open … Continue reading Open Source: Getting Failure for Free (Online Educa 2009)
Learning 2008: Wrap up of day 1
I have already written two posts about the Learning 2008 conference. This last post about day one will just be some random things that I noticed and want to highlight: The session on Mobile learning with industry leaders from Chrysler, Accenture, Microsoft and Merril Lynch was surprising to me. Mobile learning was mostly used by … Continue reading Learning 2008: Wrap up of day 1