I intended to write a blog entry in late December with my predictions for mobile learning in 2010, but somehow never found the time. In fact, Tech Crunch 's Ten Technologies That Will Rock 2010 , over half of them are mobile. From Forrester Insight and research - Key Learning Trends for 2010: Are You Onboard? but "how?". MORE >>

These products promise to automate the process of adding audio to eLearning thereby streamlining and accelerating the production of eLearning courses. In the next post we'll discuss the requirements of voice modulation and pronunciation for these products. Sound file operations should be transparent to the user. MORE >>

In mid-September, I plan to participate in this production from Stephen Downes, George Siemens, and Dave Cournier. George writes: Announcing: Open Course – Personal Learning Environments, Networks, and Knowledge. The course is jointly sponsored by the Technology Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute (TEKRI) at Athabasca University and NRC. MORE >>

So, like many others, I have discussed services and their attributes in contrast to what they are not - physical products that are generally manufactured in factories.  As these examples illustrate, the historical distinction between product and services is now blurring.  It has been a tough subject to teach.  Kushida. MORE >>

IBM recently released the 2010 Global CEO Study.  For the 2010 study , IBM held more than 1,500 face-to-face interviews with private sector CEOs (80%) and senior public sector leaders (20%) from 33 different industries spread over sixty countries. Capitalizing on Complexity is the title of the 2010 study.  At B-School? MORE >>