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The 2015 Learning Technologies Conference Backchannel: Curated Resources #LT15UK

This post curates resources shared via the backchannel of the 2015 Learning Technologies Conference and Exhibition, being held January 28 – 29 in London. I am a huge proponent of backchannel learning. There are many conferences I would love to be able to attend, but most people can only accommodate one or two each year. The backchannel […]

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Missed Connections… #LT15UK

This week I expected to be in London speaking at and attending the Learning Technologies Conference in London. I’ve been looking forward to the trip for a while, for a great number of reasons. And then… SNOWMAGGEDON 2015. The blizzard of 2015 was more a blizzard of hype than one of snow, at least in […]

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Why Wearable Technology Will Change Learning Forever – Resources Shared at #LT15UK

On January 29th, I have the pleasure of speaking at the Learning Technologies Conference and Exposition. While the northeast snowstorm in the US has prevented me from attending in-person in London, we have made arrangements to have me share the session virtually. The session is titled Why Wearable Technology Will Change Learning Forever. Here’s a description of […]

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

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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Exploring #GoogleGlass: The Device and it’s Functionality

Last week I was able to get early access to Google Glass, one of the most intriguing pieces of technology ever developed. It’s one of the first pieces of technology that fall into the ‘wearable tech’ category, and the first (or at least the highest profile) to be worn like a standard pair of glasses. […]

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