Tag Archives | Google Glass

Five Reasons #GoogleGlass is a Success

By on January 21, 2015 in General

Google Glass is a failure. That’s the theme that’s been fairly consistent across news reports ever since Google announced that it was shutting down it’s Explorer program effective January 19th. No new devices would be issued, and any possibility of a full consumer release of the technology was removed. In short, most of the press reports have […]

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#GoogleGlass: The Experience, Reaction, and Possibilities – Resources Shared at #LSCon

By on March 20, 2014 in General

At the 2014 Learning Solutions Conference and Exposition, I led a discussion titled Google Glass: The Experience, The Reaction, and the Possibilities. Here’s a description of the session: From the first desktop PCs to today’s cutting edge smartphones, technology has a history of fundamentally changing the expectations of learning and development programs. We are now on […]

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Come Say Hi During an Exciting Week in Orlando #LSCon #EcoCon

By on March 13, 2014 in General

I just came back inside from walking my dog. It’s 24 degrees Fahrenheit outside, and WINDY. It was a highly unpleasant experience, but I got through it by repeating a warm mantra to myself. “Orlando in 5 days…. Orlando in 5 days…” In truth, the warmth is a secondary reason for me to be looking […]

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Video: #GoogleGlass – The Experience, the Reaction, the Possibilities

By on February 21, 2014 in General

Last month I had the pleasure of speaking at the Learning Technologies Conference and Expo in London. The topic of my session was Google Glass, specifically exploring what the experience of wearing Glass is like, how others react to Glass, and most importantly, what the potential use cases are for learning and performance support. A […]

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#GoogleGlass at #DisneyWorld – An Example of Contextual Awareness

By on December 6, 2013 in General

Last month I spent some time on vacation with my family in Walt Disney World. I spent most of the week wearing my Google Glass. Wearing Glass is still not a completely natural part of my normal daily routine. Don’t get me wrong; as I’ve written in other posts, wearing Glass is feels completely natural […]

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