There’s no denying there’s a revolution happening today in Education driven by important trends such as the Flipped Classroom, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and of course schools embracing mobile technologies creatively for learning. These trends in Education are bringing about major innovation from many companies that are committed to revolutionize learning for our younger […]
1- Highlights of the week a- Google has closed its deal to acquire Motorola Mobility. b- Stats about Android activations per day. Relevant figures related to its competitors. c- President Obama issues a directive to urge major government agencies to focus on the “growing mobile revolution.” RJ Jacquez wrote about this here. d- Last Wednesday, the White House released its Digital Government Strategy:Digital Government: […]
This morning, I had the opportunity to be on #eLearnChat, a video Podcast hosted by my good friend Rick Zanotti and Jean Franzblau. The one hour interview felt more like 20 minutes to me, as I enjoyed it thoroughly. Here are some topics we covered and my honest thoughts on how I feel about them: […]
Last week Robert Kennedy III, President of RKCS Learning Solutions, invited me to do a video interview over Skype and we talked about all my favorite topics, including eLearning, Mobile Learning, Flash Player 10.2 on the Motorola Xoom, the Kindle, Apple, Adobe and of course Tablets. I’m very happy with the way the final edited […]
Think about it, for the last 15 years, Help hasn’t changed much, the traditional tri-pane format has remained static and hasn’t kept up with trending Web 2.0 technologies, and as a result it does not meet today’s end-user expectations. What we need is a revolution in user assistance We need not think of Help as a […]
Think about it, for the last 15 years, Help hasn’t changed much, the traditional tri-pane format has remained static and hasn’t kept up with trending Web 2.0 technologies, and as a result it does not meet today’s end-user expectations. What we need is a revolution in user assistance, we need not think of Help as a […]
RJ: Peggy, thanks for agreeing to speak with me today. I’ve gotten to know you well on Twitter, but for my readers who don’t know you, please tell us about yourself. Peggy: Hi RJ. Thanks for inviting me. I’m currently a full-time student, working toward my M.S. in Technical Communications at North Carolina State University. […]
In September, I had the opportunity to travel to the UK to attend and speak at the Technical Communication UK conference, where there were great discussions around the impact Social Media is having on Technical Communication. tweetmeme_url = ‘http://blogs.adobe.com/rjacquez/2009/12/social_media_in_technical_comm.html’; tweetmeme_source = ‘rjacquez’; When I returned from the conference, I received an invitation to be […]
Adobe Platform Evangelist Andrew Shorten talks to Iain Dodsworth, founder of TweetDeck, about his experiences of developing this high-profile AIR application and how using Adobe technology contributed to TweetDeck’s success. Great interview! For the same reasons Iain and his team chose Adobe AIR as the platform for developing and deploying TweetDeck to their millions of […]
Last week, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Rich Levin from PC Talk Radio and I was grateful for the opportunity to share with his listeners what Adobe Captivate is all about, how it goes beyond a screen recording tool, and how it integrates with our other eLearning solutions and products, such as […]