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OPDS – Watch out this space for mobile learning

March 7th, 2012 | Posted by Mani G in Technology | Trends - (0 Comments)

The role of eBooks and the revolution that they are leading in the space of education is very well known. A new standard called Open Publication Distribution System (OPDS) that is emerging close on the heels of ePub eBooks is potentially an interesting and the next big phenomenon. This blog post evaluates the potential use of OPDS in Mobile Learning. Read more →

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“Social-ify” your eLearning

March 6th, 2012 | Posted by Mani G in Content | Organization | Technology | Trends - (2 Comments)

In response to a question on emerging power of Facebook and its impact on Google, the then CEO Eric Schmidt mentioned that he sees “Social” in every product of his company. If we keep aside the Google’s lackluster achievements in social, the statement itself is a very profound one. This blog post is a brief on “social-ifying” your eLearning. Read more →

Tagonomics – The future of learning delivery

February 18th, 2012 | Posted by Mani G in Technology | Trends - (1 Comments)

This blog post focuses on the impact of Tagonomics on corporate learning. Wikinomics, Freakonomics, and any other word play on economics better watch out. In my opinion, A new form of economics that will soon challenge the world with a new wave of thinking is Tagonomics. Read more →

Flash vs. HTML5 – How to Plan for it?

February 17th, 2012 | Posted by Mani G in Strategy | Technology | Trends - (0 Comments)

This blog post provides basic information about how to plan Adobe Flash to HTML5 migration in the wake of sudden demise of Adobe Flash and trend towards mobile learning. Read more →

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Social Graphs & Hash Tags – Future of Learning Analytics

February 14th, 2012 | Posted by Mani G in Technology | Trends - (0 Comments)

This blog post evaluates the potential role of social graphs, hash tags, and open graphs in redefining Learning Analytics in the future. Read more →

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Talent System Acquisitions – Two steps behind on innovation

February 12th, 2012 | Posted by Mani G in Marketplace | Technology | Trends - (2 Comments)

While everyone is excited about the Cloud Computing and its impact on a customers’ total cost of ownership, and how the market is being redefined – it is indeed a grim moment for Corporate Learning. These acquisitions are going to push the much needed innovation to the corporate learning technology behind by a few years. This blog offers insights on impact of these recent acquisitions on corporate learning innovations. Read more →

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Demystifying Learning Content Management Systems (LCMS)

February 11th, 2012 | Posted by Mani G in Technology - (0 Comments)

This blog post focuses on demystifying the LCMS definitions. Content Management System (CMS) is a broad & generic definition for the ability to literally manage any content – ranging from a spreadsheet to rich text. The market has done a great disservice to itself by conveniently muddling the definition of a LCMS. This post explores the CMS landscape in detail Read more →

Social Media Enabled Learning (Learning 2.0) – What’s your approach?

July 16th, 2010 | Posted by Mani G in Technology | Trends - (7 Comments)

This blog post explores the idea of community-driven learning (outside-in) and learning-driven (inside-out) community based approaches to social learning. Read more →

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A Learning Application Gadget – Next Wave of LMS?

July 1st, 2010 | Posted by Mani G in Technology | Trends - (6 Comments)

This blog post explores the potential of future LMS’ emerging as Application Gadgets that can be embedded into a learners’ personal profile. Read more →

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Integrating action learning into instructor-led training

May 22nd, 2010 | Posted by Mani G in Content - (5 Comments)

Integrating action learning into instructor-led training helps learners bring together the theory, practicality, and commitment to continuous learning. Let’s elaborate this approach with the help of an example. Read more →

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