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What Exactly IS a Backchannel? #DevLearn

By on October 14, 2013 in General

The eLearning Guild’s DevLearn Conference and Expo is right around the corner.  The conference will undoubtedly feature a vibrant backchannel community that shares and expands on the knowledge being exchanged on site.  It’s a tremendously valuable way for both conference attendees and non-attendees to enhance their conference-related learning. Backchannels extend learning beyond just the live […]

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Exploring #GoogleGlass: Speaking at a Conference with Google Glass

By on September 27, 2013 in General

Last week I spoke at an industry event. I speak at a number of industry events, but this time was a little different. This was the first time I actively used Google Glass during my presentation. For those not that familiar with it, Google Glass is essentially a head-mounted computer device. While it can process […]

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Exploring #GoogleGlass: The Device and it’s Functionality

By on July 8, 2013 in General

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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#mLearnCon – How to Participate in a Conference Backchannel

By on June 13, 2013 in General

The eLearning Guild’s mLearnCon Conference and Expo starts next week, taking place June 18-20 in San Jose, California.  Attendees should now be setting plans in order to get the maximum amount of value out of the event. One thing that should definitely be part of your plan is participating in the conference’s backchannel. For many people, the […]

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What Exactly IS a Backchannel? #mLearnCon

By on June 13, 2013 in General

The eLearning Guild’s mLearnCon Conference and Expo is right around the corner.  The conference will undoubtedly feature a vibrant backchannel community that shares and expands on the knowledge being exchanged on site.  It’s a tremendously valuable way for both conference attendees and non-attendees to enhance their conference-related learning. Backchannels extend learning beyond just the live […]

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