Are you prepared for 2017? Is it going to be business as usual for you and your team? Or is there something big happening? Before you begin designing your plans for next year lets take a look at a few data points. There are 3 very high-level areas I often review to get an idea […]

Do you work? Or do you go TO work? Is your work a place or an action? Technology is changing our workplace and making it… well… less of a place. Technology gives us access to the people, content, and tools, we need to get work done. Most of today’s knowledge work can be done from […]

Perhaps not everyone is as into the NBA finals as we are at Litmos HQ (Go Warriors!) but everyone in the L&D industry likely has appreciation over one thing: the art of training when it comes to professional sports. Whether you're cheering for the Warriors or Cavaliers in the finals, you have to acknowledge the fact […]

  Disruption is an easy word to toss around in casual conversation. But it's much tougher to actually live in the active storm of technology disruption. And that's exactly where we are. Some of us enjoy the chaos and embrace the change. We see opportunity where others see the improbable, and impossible. No matter how […]

CES2016 was an interesting experience. And to experience it with an interest in eLearning made it even more interesting. It's much bigger than the eLearning events I'm used too, and even though it's not about elearning, it's filled with just as much technology based learning innovation. I've already posted my initial thoughts about the event […]

At CES2016, Ginni Remmity, CEO for IBM, delivered her keynote focusing on one trend: Cognitive IoT. It's the overarching term she uses to cover analytics, cloud, mobility, security, wearables, and all the other individual trends in technology today. She refers to digital as the foundation for all of it. But when everything is digital, the new challenge […]

This year’s CES2016 is a glimpse into the near future of tech, but a further future for eLearning. It’s easy to get excited about technology after an event like CES. Many of the really cool products will never get to the hands of consumers, and others won’t go mainstream for several years. And that means […]

The Consumer Electronics Show displays technology available today as well as dreams of future tech. And while most of the eLearning industry is driven by software, it's the hardware that changes how we interact with that software. I wrote a little more about this in last Monday's blog post, and need to revise my thoughts on […]

The annual Consumer Electronics Show (#CES2016) is happening in Las Vegas all week. It's one of the largest events in North America showcasing the latest in tech gadgetry from all industries. The eLearning community doesn't normally bother with hardware innovations because hardware products are mostly directed towards consumers of non-educational products. However, as Trish Uhl pointed out […]

As 2016 quickly approaches we all look into our crystal balls and pontificate about the coming year. Whether we do it in a blog, or during New Years parties, or just thinking to ourselves, it’s an exercise in hoping for a better tomorrow. The L&D world can participate in this annual custom, but it can […]