Great question. I am thinking about knowledge-based learning...October 17, 2014 - 8:44 pm by Sharon Boller
I would say it depends how you classify games, which are...July 17, 2014 - 4:19 pm by Nick Draeger
You are right; it would be virtually impossible for a game...July 16, 2014 - 1:35 pm by LessonsOnLearning
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Microlearning Madness: 25 Great Resources
/0 Comments/in Learning Research, Quick Tip /by Steven BollerOver the last five to ten years, corporate learning professionals have scrambled to engage their learners in an increasingly digital world. Learning trends such as mobile, gamification, game-based learning, performance support, use of learning science and interactive video are all attempts to capture learner attention and engage them on a deeper level. With so many distractions to […]
5 Learning Trends to Watch at #ATD2016
/0 Comments/in Quick Tip /by Steven BollerSome learning trends end up changing the corporate learning world for good. Others turn out to be fads, here today and gone tomorrow. But no matter what their staying power might be, trends become popular for a reason. Either the trend is being put in practice in a meaningful way or the idea of the trend is […]
Gaming, Microlearning and Mobile: The Perfect Trio
/0 Comments/in Game Based Learning, Mobile Learning /by Steven BollerIf you follow so-called learning trends, you’ve been hearing about microlearning. It’s everywhere. It sounds fancy. Suddenly, learning professionals want to call all of their training microlearning, even if it does not fit the description. Sharon Boller, president at BLP, offered a word of caution about microlearning last year as the hype was growing. Like other learning […]
BLP Wins 2015 Horizon Awards for Knowledge Guru Mobile and Custom Game-Based Solution
/0 Comments/in News /by Steven BollerBottom-Line Performance (BLP) is the proud recipient of two awards in the 2015 Horizon Interactive Awards competition.
Gamification and Serious Games Headed to the Mainstream
/0 Comments/in Gamification /by Sharon BollerGartner Group, which monitors trends across many industries, has labeled gamification as a trend that is sliding into the “trough of disillusionment” within the education industry. Does that mean that it—and its cousin learning games—are dying? The short answer is no… at least not the good applications of these learning methods. Instead, it means that we are moving […]