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Ed White

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Posts by Ed White

Research

The changing role of the LMS

Does your LMS deliver? If you are concerned about whether your organisation’s learning management system is fit for purpose, or delivers real value, then you are not alone. Many platforms make big promises but do not seem to deliver. We wanted to find out why. So we asked 150 HR and learning technologies professionals to […]

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Would you recommend your LMS to a friend? No? We can help with that.

We’ve been conducting some research at Saffron, intended to investigate the current state of satisfaction for learning management systems (LMS). We’ve surveyed people from various industries, from retail through to financial services – and one solitary but effluent waste management professional. We’ve gleaned fascinating titbits like ’44.5% use an open source LMS’, ‘50% are unsatisfied […]

Blogs

Implicit learning and the real lessons of gaming for instructional designers

As an avid gamer with more than my fair share of first-hand gaming experience, my toes curl at the half-hearted attempts at gamification that creep into elearning like a serial photobomber. In an age of simplified, some might say distilled, mobile gaming where simple interactions lead to addictive gameplay (i.e. ‘flappy bird’, ‘angry birds’, anything […]

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