Conferences, Camera Angles, Videos: ID Links 9/1/26
Curated links related to conferences, camera angles, videos, scenarios, working with clients, and LinkedIn tips for job seekers.
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Reflecting on 2024
I reflect on 2024 with blog and LinkedIn stats, top blog posts, and updates I made to my blog and portfolio websites.
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ID and E-Learning Links (5/8/16)
The More People We Connect with on LinkedIn, the Less Valuable It Becomes Many users are beginning to discover, however, that a larger number of social network connections may be less valuable than a smaller, more intimate circle. With an enormous collection of friends or followers on a network, you lose the benefits of intimacy, discoverability, and trust, all
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ID and E-Learning Links (3/13/16)
Adapt Learning Open source tool for creating responsive HTML5 elearning. SCORM compliant. tags:e-learning tools html5 responsive scorm opensource Is LinkedIn still relevant? | Technology Enhanced Learning Blog David Hopkins asks if LinkedIn is still relevant when we have other social networks available. I still get value from LinkedIn, and I think it serves a different
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Top Ten Tools for Learning 2014
My top 10 tools for learning for 2014, divided into personal learning and course design/development.
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LinkedIn Connections and Generic Invites
I know many bloggers have an open connection policy, and that’s great for them, but I am generally more restrictive in who I connect with on LinkedIn. I prefer to connect with people who I could actually say something intelligent about if asked for an introduction. However, over the past few months, I’ve noticed an
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Course Writer vs Instructional Designer and SME
Pam Vreeland, my manager, posted a question in a LinkedIn group that has prompted some great discussion there. She graciously agreed to let me republish her question here, as I’m curious what others think about these two models for course design. A colleague of mine challenged my thinking recently on course design. I have always
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