Learning 1.0 / 2.0 / 3.0 but where are v1.1/2.67?
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The document discusses the evolution of learning technologies from version 1.0 to 3.0, highlighting the different technological innovations and their impact on learning processes. It outlines the progression from traditional tools to disruptive technologies like mobile learning and serious games. The author emphasizes the permancy of innovation, noting significant shifts between supporting and disruptive technologies, particularly influenced by social media and web 2.0 tools.
Learning 1.0 / 2.0 / 3.0 but where are v1.1/2.67?
- 1. Learning 1.0/2.0/3.0 but where are v1.1, v2.67?Volker KunzeLearning Consultant / Learning Evangelist
- 2. Innovation CyclesApplication Innovation Curve (Content/Processes)Technological Innovation Curve Services Innovation Curve|||||E-Learning is here “Solutions”
- 3. Learning Technologies 1.0SupportingTechnologiesTechnologienSamples:Virtual ClassroomPresentation SoftwareAuthoring ToolsAssessment ToolsLearning Management Systems
- 6. Learning Technologies 2.0Other Technologies will influence Learning (2.0):Samples:Global NetworksArtificialIntelligencePeer-to-Peer-TechnologiesCollaboration SoftwareLearnergenerated ContentWearable ComputingGame Based Learning / Serious Games
- 7. Training Technologies (1996)Technology at the HeightPure Text InternetRising TechnologiesMaturing TechnologiesCompact DiscCBTWeb 1.0OverheadsDeveloping TechnologiesDeclining Technologies
- 8. Training Technologies (2006)Technology at the HeightWeb 1.0Web 2.0 / CloudsRising TechnologiesMaturing TechnologiesCompact DiscMobile LearningSerious GamesPure Text InternetDeveloping TechnologiesDeclining Technologies
- 9. Training Technologies (2009)Technology at the HeightWeb 2.0 / CloudsMobile LearningRising TechnologiesMaturing TechnologiesWeb 1.0Serious GamesCollective LearningHaptic/GesturesCompact DiscDeveloping TechnologiesDeclining Technologies
- 11. Training Technologies (2014)Technology at the HeightMobile LearningSerious GamesRising TechnologiesMaturing TechnologiesCollective LearningWeb 2.0 / CloudsHaptic/GesturesBio-LearningWeb 1.0Developing TechnologiesDeclining Technologies
- 12. SummaryTherehavebeen an explosionof Learning Technologies sinceMiddle 90sTheoryof Innovation: Life Cyclesshowthat Innovation is permanentBig Changesbetween Version 1 Technologies (Supporting) and Version 2.0 Technologies (Disruptiv)ConsolidationofmarketsWeb 2.0-Tools (especiallySocial Media) are „trendy“
- 13. Final summaryhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/jasdhaliwal/4437804293/sizes/o/in/set-72157619503976393/
- 14. Questions?
- 15. Volker KunzeLearning Consultant / Learning EvangelistPhone: *49 89 3700 1775vk@wbt24.deTwitter: VKunze