Continuing on the theme of recent posts about the role of gamification in learning design, this article provides some relevant insights not only about what’s wrong, but how to do it […]
Fresh from our annual Learning Leadership Summit, I read Clark Quinn’s latest book in two days on vacation. I would have finished faster if I wasn’t taking so many notes! […]
One of the trends I’ve noticed lately is that we’re getting quite a few requests to upgrade, improve, or modernize existing learning programs instead of creating new programs. It’s not […]
As instructional designers and learning managers, we face the copyright dilemma often. We know (or think we know) we can make some limited use of copyright materials without permission for […]
Have you ever wished your subject matter expert (SME) could share their knowledge with your learners? I’m guessing you have.
Congratulations to the companies that submitted the winning entries for our Learning Studio promotion at this summer’s Learning Leadership Summit. Our Learning Studio winners are: General Mills TCF Bank Great […]
Tin Can API, previously and variously known as Project Tin Can, Experience API, and Next Generation SCORM, is the next generation of SCORM and AICC. But it’s not SCORM. And […]
It’s my great pleasure to announce that Boston Scientific Corporation and Fredrickson Communications have won a 2013 Brandon Hall Excellence in Learning Award. Our companies were awarded a silver medal […]
Since its release in 2010, the Apple iPad has demonstrated its strength by dominating over 70% of the tablet computer market. During the fourth quarter of 2011 alone, Apple sold […]
We’ve been doing a bit of discussion lately at Fredrickson about what the purpose of a blog is for us. Is it the format where we want to post complete […]