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  1. Extending the Experience Beyond the Device

    posted by Lindsay Tjepkema in Design, in Employee Engagement, in Development, in eLearning with No Comments

    Apr 05

    There are many avenues for extending the experience beyond the device. From traditional venues like brick-and-mortar stores, to the virtual world of Twitter, there are a multitude of ways to deliver compelling experiences to users. Right now, extending the experience beyond the device is a good way to differentiate from the competition. As users continue to evolve, however, they will come to expect experiences to continue beyond the device. The companies that can realize this and deliver will succeed. Why not be on the cutting edge of that movement?

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  2. Learning Success & “Cognitive Load”; 11 Ways to be Hyper-Focused

    posted by Maestro Design with No Comments

    Apr 26

    [What’s a “roundup”? Every so often, we highlight helpful articles from around the web into a roundup post.]

    Why ‘Cognitive Load’ May Be the Secret to Real Learning
    Originally presented at Learning Solutions Conference, this article synthesizes some useful findings from cognitive neuroscience and makes them applicable to instructional design. Maybe we should rethink our “best practices” in light of these findings.

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  3. Does anyone want to take your project for a spin?

    posted by Zach Deyoung Creative, Design with No Comments

    Apr 21

    As a designer, I‘m naturally passionate about the “exterior” of things, the way it feels, the way you feel when you’re using it, and ultimately the impact it has on you. For instance, what makes a BMW so nice? Is it the sleek exterior, the perfectly tuned engine, or the thrill of the ride?

    Would it still seem so nice if it maintained its excellence in engineering and technology, but that sleek exterior you loved so much was more like a `96 Ford Fiesta? Even more, what if BMW marketed the car as being the best in its class for engineering, but stated that the exterior of a car was less important to them; therefore you shouldn’t worry about how it feels when you drive it?

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  4. How to be an eLearning Winner; List of Instructional Design Models (Roundup)

    posted by Maestro Design, Development, eLearning with No Comments

    Apr 12

    [What’s a “roundup”? Every so often, we highlight helpful articles from around the web into a roundup post.]

    5 Ways to Prepare & Be an E-Learning Winner
    Originally presented at Learning Solutions Conference, an eLearning veteran outlines some helpful steps for supercharging your eLearning career.

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