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  • Basic eLearning, Technology & Devices

    Text-to-Speech, the Software I Use

    August 31, 2015 By gpadmin 13

    In my last post, I discussed the pros and cons of using text-to-speech (TTS) in your eLearning modules. In this article, I will discuss the kinds of software available and why I am using what I use. Let’s start out with the software that creates the audio. A number of companies specializing in creating TTS…

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    Using a 3D Virtual space for your training needs

    August 14, 2015 By Glenn_Preston 8

    I have had the pleasure of working in a 3D virtual space as part of a development program I created. As mentioned in a previous post, 3D Virtual environments can be useful for certain training and development programs. Here is a use case for creating this kind of space… Challenge: You want to develop a…

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    Why the new iTunes U is a Good Tool for Corporations

    June 25, 2015 By Glenn_Preston 6

    Apple announced a major update to their iTunes U today.  What can iTunes U  do for you as a learning specialist in an organization? Well here are some tips. If you are deploying iPad’s to your employees, you can drive out learning to them using iTunes U. With the new 1 to 1 discussion feature,…

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    Check your tech please!

    October 1, 2014 By Glenn_Preston 7

    I am blessed to work with some great organizations, some who have offices throughout the land and outside of Canada. When I start to consult, and develop elearning modules for these organizations, there is one question I always ask. “What shape is your technology in?” What I mean by that is, are your computers capable…

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    The Challenges of Using a 3D Virutal Learning Space

    January 27, 2014 By gpadmin 5

      I have recently tried out a number of 3D virtual spaces in conjunction with learning and development. This space has a lot of potential but how you go about implementing it, could make or break it’s success in your organization. So with thought in mind, I have a few pointers for you to consider….

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    The Collaborative Aspect of eLearning

    November 6, 2013 By Glenn_Preston 6

    In my last post, I mentioned a very cool software package called AvayaLive Engage. It is a 3D Virtual Space. What this means is when you enter the space, as a user, you are represented as an avatar. An image that you can make look similar to your real life you. You can walk around,…

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    How to Add Collaboration to your eLearning

    October 24, 2013 By Glenn_Preston 6

    I had the pleasure recently to explore the world of 3d Virtual spaces. A client was looking for a way to use one of these environments to add some collaboration to their online learning experience. I loved being able to explore this area and had a blast! There are only about 3 or 4 companies…

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    eLearning Gets a Boost from Apple!

    June 13, 2011 By Glenn_Preston 4

    So Monday was the World Wide Developers Conference keynote by Steve Jobs and his Apple buddies. A lot was introduced during the 2 hours but one thing sprang out at me for teachers and trainers in the classroom. You will now be able to mirror you iPad 2 via wifi (and an Apple TV) to…

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    Using Interactive Teaching Methods is a Success, Hmm

    May 24, 2011 By Glenn_Preston 4

    I just read an article/paper published by UBC on the use of interactive teaching methods in a large undergrad physics class. It is here.. http://www.publicaffairs.ubc.ca/2011/05/12/interactive-teaching-methods-double-learning-engagement-in-large-undergraduate-physics-class/ I completely support their observations but also have to say DUH! Those of us in Corporate training and particularly conducting Leadership and Management Development training have been using interactive teaching methods…

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    Supporting Worldreader

    April 18, 2011 By Glenn_Preston 5

    I was recently introduced to Worldreader, a innovative nonprofit program that helps get ereaders and ebooks and newspapers in the hands of children in 3rd world / developing countries. I have always supported the One Computer Per Child program but that seems to be waning in its ability to expand and is dependant on governments to…

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