We wanted it to be a vehicle for discovering what's happening in the world in cases where time and place really matter. For more on the project, read our case study , or come see my presentation at UX Week 2012 We designed iWitness to enable people to explore content in new ways. MORE >>

Informal Case Studies. Informal Books/case studies. Social Collaborative presentations. [I just came upon the year-old post; I'd forgotten it entirely, but I think it's worth repeating.] Internet Time Alliance spent a couple of days last week putting the 2.0 Among our recommendations were: Informal Live webcasts. MORE >>

You can think of this as four case studies of Text-to-Speech. The case studies come from: Case Study A. Case Study B. Case Study C. Case Study D. Support for live presentations by a Process Design Consultant. Are there places where text-to-speech makes sense? MORE >>

In any case, the peer’s voice is oftenclearer and better than teacher’s voice as they are closer to the mindset ofthe learner and can often see what problems they have, as well as solutions tothose problems. Dramatic drops indrop-out rates In all the case studies I saw, higher attendance and lowerdrop-out rates were claimed. MORE >>

presented the discussion forum as a solution to this problem, in that it would reduce the number of emails they receive because the information would not be in their in-box, and more importantly would allow discussion between the all the members (one to many) rather than one to one or one to a few. That forum is still up and running. MORE >>