This is something I have been preaching for some time now and have found to be very true. We started using video as a micro learning when I was at T-Mobile about 6 years ago. It proved to be not only rapid and very cost effective but hugely effective. We need to reconsider much of what we make into elearning and use smaller bits of video or interactive content. And go mobile or social forget the LMS.

Jeff Interview with Paolo Tosolini 2010

Here is the article that inspired this post.

https://elearningindustry.com/interactive-videos-microlearning-based-training

Here is another great article on video. I totally agree with these and would add that video is the fastest growing media. How is your organization leveraging video? Let me help you!

http://www.business2community.com/brandviews/wyzowl/10-video-marketing-trends-look-2017-01647706#pgysOyEfcs3IqM78.97

Questions and Guidelines for Researchers and Reviewers

Found some little nuggets on video & Learning in here. I specifically liked some of the links below the main article.

http://drdc.uchicago.edu/what/video-research.html

My son Evan and I have been researching & testing drones to be used for video. We have tested a few the most recently was the Phantom III for a project we are working on for realtors Jeff Coats and Allie Bailey of RainCityNW. Videos to come. So far the footage is very cool and adds a lot to the over all story and aesthetics of the videos we are doing. I believe drones offer a lot when it comes to video. Looking forward to exploring this space.

Here is the article that inspired this post.

Originally posted on mister Soemo: Japan Drone 2017, one of the country’s biggest commercial drone events, is underway. The exhibition showcases the latest in drone technology. Our correspondent reports from Chiba in eastern Japan. An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone, is an aircraft without a human pilot aboard. UAVs are a…

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Brainstorming for solving any problem A technique called brainstorming can be used to solve just about any problem, whether it is a relationship problem, a technical problem, a writing block, or anything else. Brainstorming just means that a person or group of people sit down and write down as many solutions to a problem as […]

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Last night my wife and I watched the movie pay it forward again. What a simple concept yet so powerful. What do you think would happen to the world if we truly started a movement like that? If we treated others with love, kindness and compassion. What if we helped others and lifted them up when they needed it?

If there was ever a time when we needed a movement like this it’s now. The fact the we have to question who’s lives matter should be a big red flag. There are so may problems in the world that need our attention it can be overwhelming at times.

I believe the only way to get past this is to focus on ourselves. You can’t change others. Not even by calling them out on Facebook (sarcasm). We can’t blame republicans, we can blame the democrats and if you think it all comes down to who’s president then god help us. It’s about you! How do you treat others? Are you showing those around you how we should treat others? Who matters to you?

It’s been a while since I have posted. Thinking of resuming but mostly focusing on music and other things of interest. Not so much about my career stuff. What do you think?

I posted a while back on celebrities with their records. I ran across this and thought I would share.

Check it out – Chicks Dig Records!