Category Archives: learning

3 Steps to Build Visibility & Credibility

I’ve been invited to talk with people currently in the capstone course of my San Diego State Learning Design and Technology graduate program. The main thing I plan to share with them are the three things I think will help them the most as they advance into or further along with their careers. Do the ‘Reading’ContinueContinue reading “3 Steps to Build Visibility & Credibility”

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My Top 10 Learning Tools for 2016

The voting for Jane Hart’s 2016 edition of the Top 100 Learning Tools is winding down and here are my own Top 10. It’s hard to believe this is my 10th year participating and it’s interesting to compare this year’s list to my first one back from 2007. 1. Twitter [ Personal & Professional LearningContinueContinue reading “My Top 10 Learning Tools for 2016”

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Need a scanner? Try your phone

Once upon a time, people had visions of a paperless society.  At some point, I may even have been one of them. Alas! No such luck. While the number of paper forms, etc we have to deal with is significantly less than it used to be, there always seems to be that odd time that we needContinueContinue reading “Need a scanner? Try your phone”

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Friday Finds

It’s been awhile since my last post on new things I’ve discovered. So here are some things that I’ve collected since then including: Sortd: a super useful task list skin for Gmail Office Lens: a mobile app that lets you translate photos of documents into editable Word and PowerPoint Photopea: a free, online graphics editorContinueContinue reading “Friday Finds”

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Converting Keynote to PowerPoint

Every once in awhile I find a great looking Keynote slide deck, like these over at Site2Max, and I think how great it would be to bring it over into PowerPoint to customize it. Fortunately, there is a super simple and free way to do just that – even if you don’t have access to theContinueContinue reading “Converting Keynote to PowerPoint”

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Using PowerPoint to Create Video & Interactive ‘E-books’

Video This video was created entirely in PowerPoint and simply exported as a video. Take a look. You might be surprised by the motion graphics and other things you can do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE_kth2K9Xs If you give this a try, you’ll definitely want to know this great tip from Bright Carbon about that will show you howContinueContinue reading “Using PowerPoint to Create Video & Interactive ‘E-books’”

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You Already Know How to Build mLearning (You Just Don’t Know It)

Here are the slides from my recent FocusOn Learning session in Austin, TX You Already Know How to Build mLearning (You Just Don’t Know It) A big thank you to everyone who was there and feel free to share it with others!

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BYOL: Mobile Learning Downloads for #FocusOnLearn

Below you’ll find the slides, links and other resources to accompnay my BYOL session “You Already Know How to Build mLearning (You Just Don’t Know It)”on Friday morning, you can grab the download files ahead of time from here. DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP FILES Curated Collection of PowerPoint Resources Mobile Video Example Video created entirely in PowerPoint HowContinueContinue reading “BYOL: Mobile Learning Downloads for #FocusOnLearn”

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The Secret to Better Performance? LESS Training

Here are all the links, references, and resources for my FocusOn Performance presentation “The Secret to Better Performance? LESS Training” Links & Resources: Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model App by Innovative Learning Group Quickly assess your organization’s human performance issues using Dr. Thomas F. Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model. This app will help you spot performance problem areas,ContinueContinue reading “The Secret to Better Performance? LESS Training”

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