Learning Technologies 2015

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A host of new learning tools is at our fingertips, many of which can lengthen and strengthen the learning cycle and engage learners in completely new ways. Yet learning professionals are still faced with a number of questions: “How do we best support formal learning and encourage collaboration?” “How can we leverage mobile devices, social media, and games?” and “Is our learning sticking and being brought back to the job?”

A host of new learning tools is at our fingertips, many of which can lengthen and strengthen the learning cycle and engage learners in completely new ways. Yet learning professionals are still faced with a number of questions: “How do we best support formal learning and encourage collaboration?” “How can we leverage mobile devices, social media, and games?” and “Is our learning sticking and being brought back to the job?”

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This Learning Technologies collection will help you approach the new ways of learning and training from a strategic perspective.

This Learning Technologies collection will help you approach the new ways of learning and training from a strategic perspective.

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This digital collection includes the following TD at Work and Infoline issues:

This digital collection includes the following TD at Work and Infoline issues: 

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• “Improving Formal Learning With Social Media”

• “Improving Formal Learning With Social Media” 

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• “Applying Learning Theory to Mobile Learning”

• “Applying Learning Theory to Mobile Learning”

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• “Using Prototyping in Instructional Design”

• “Using Prototyping in Instructional Design” 

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• “Game Design for Learning”

• “Game Design for Learning” 

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• “Basics of E-Learning Revisited”

• “Basics of E-Learning Revisited” 

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• “Learning Through Transmedia Storytelling”

• “Learning Through Transmedia Storytelling” 

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• “Developing a Mobile Learning Strategy”

• “Developing a Mobile Learning Strategy”