T-Bite: Interesting Videos on Augmented Reality

In 1990, Boeing researcher Tom Caudell first coined the term “augmented reality” to describe a digital display used by aircraft electricians that blended virtual graphics onto a physical reality. As for the computer science world’s definition of augmented reality (AR) though, it’s more detailed, but essentially the same: Augmented reality is the interaction of superimposed [...]

August 2nd, 2010 | Category: Augmented Reality, Instructional Design, Learning, Learning at Work, T-Bites, Videos, Virtual World | 4 comments

Top 4 Things That You Can Do to Get Started with Instructional Design

If you are an aspiring instructional designer, start thinking about instructional designing right now. Times are changing. Just like how a 2 year old kid is expected to know alphabets, some words and quite a few rhymes before he or she joins school, an aspiring instructional designer must have some basic idea about instructional designing [...]

September 16th, 2009 | Category: Instructional Design, Instructional Designers, Instructional Designing Training, Learning, Learning at Work, Learning Tools, Learning Trends, networking | 10 comments

How Learning Happens at Work

I find the topic Learning at Work extremely interesting. This post is my entry to Working/Learning blog carnival first hosted at Dave’s Whiteboard and then the second one to be hosted by Manish Mohan. Thanks to Dave for introducing this and of course Manish for hosting this month. Coming to the topic of discussion, I just [...]

April 14th, 2008 | Category: Blog Carnival, Instructional Design, Learning at Work | 10 comments