Everything takes time. For the past few days I’ve been trying to find a decent metaphor to introduce this post. I’ve been unable to decide between the rather obvious proverb ‘you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink‘ (or it’s even more obvious cousin ‘you can lead a man to … Continue reading “Leading horses, the Emperor’s clothes, and rusting Ferraris: in search of good content”
Written by Anthony Hughes
© 2015 Photo copyright, Tony Hughes, All rights reserved. Children at Ramana’s Childrens School, Rishikesh, India This is a guest post written by Kim Campbell, Benjamin Mayer, and Hila Mehr, the authors of the report Education Technology in India: Designing Ed-Tech for Affordable Private Schools. Follow their blog and reach the authors at Ed-Tech India. … Continue reading “Mobile phones for Education in India’s Low-Cost Schools”
Written by Anthony Hughes
There’s always a more or less discernable ‘zone of irritation’ for an organisation when developing online learning with a partner learning organisation. I think, after several large online learning development projects that this comes from a lack of clear understanding on the part of the contracting organisation in terms of what their real, rather than … Continue reading “Development is a Joint Venture”
Written by Anthony Hughes
“Well, in our country,” said Alice, still panting a little, “you’d generally get to somewhere else if you ran very fast for a long time, as we’ve been doing.” “A slow sort of country!” said the Queen. “Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. … Continue reading “Digital Literacy: Learning to Run Twice as Fast”
Written by Anthony Hughes
Boredom … don’t we all remember at least one teacher who had mastered the art of Boring Students. This video from neurologist Judy Willis started with her realising that teachers were reporting more and more cases of kids who had ‘learning’ disorders or ATD etc and, when she took a closer look it turned out … Continue reading “The Science of Boredom”
Written by Kara Gondalo
Run your own, branded training platform Hosting and white labelling your own online training platform If your organization is looking for more control, customization, and full branding on your online training platform beyond the team options on the main Kapazitee website, we offer dedicated, fully branded training sites with integrated learning community features. Our Learning … Continue reading “Hosting your learning community”
Written by Kara Gondalo
Customised, scalable and managed learning for your organization More customised options Custom developed courses Fully white-labelled site Enterprise teams (over 50 users) 1-5 users / all courses Small teams or individual training € 18 50 Monthly / per user Min. 6 months. Pay per user Access all courses Full community access Detailed progress reports Custom … Continue reading “Pricing”
Written by Kara Gondalo
Members At the heart of the community, of course, are your members. The AHM Community platform provides a whole suite of membership tools so that you can manage membership in the way that suits you and so that your members have all of the options to provide them with online security while enabling real-time interaction … Continue reading “Members”
Written by Kara Gondalo
How to search and filter members This is a free add-on that can be added to the core platform. Using the free search and filter add-on you can setup a search form on the member’s directory that can filter the members by any profile criteria that you may have included in your profile fields. On … Continue reading “How to search members”
Written by Kara Gondalo
Groups View the live groups page Groups are a powerful way to allow your students, members and teaching staff to organise themselves into special interest groups where they can share information, documents and update relevant to their specific field of interest, job function or course. Our groups can be set up in three ways: Public: … Continue reading “Groups”
