The 2016 FoL DemoFest in Austin, TX was fantastic. There was an undercurrent of enthusiasm that permeated both the presentations as well as the P2P interactions – specifically in emerging technology, such as 360 videos and VR. It was a great experience to see the different things that people brought to their projects, and feel their excitement about […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 7/3/12.] Ok. I’ll admit, right up front, that I’m not going to take sides on this one. I’ve been a long-time developer using both HTML-based and Flash-based solutions. I’m quite comfortable using either technology to get the job done. To use a mechanical analogy: Say […]
Trends are important to any industry, but especially so within the eLearning and mLearning industry: understanding not only how individuals currently interact with content, but how they will (probably) interact with it allows us to provide excellent, viable, and lasting products, solutions, and content for our clients. Thus, the Horizon Report is an interesting source […]
