Richard Nantel

• What it Means to Have a “Profession” [Read]
• Three Ways Barcodes Can Be Used for Mobile Learning [Read]
• Cisco Launches Android Tablet [Read]
• How to Turn a Wall Into a Whiteboard [Read]
• Break Free of Standard Web Fonts [Read]

• Only Six Per Cent of Users Turn To Social Networking for Learning and Development [Read]
• The Five Most Advanced Search Engines [Read]
• Author Believes Hyperlinked Text Reduces Learning [Read]
• Software Design: Less is More [Read]

• What Will Your Workday Look Like When You’re 70? [Read]
• A Better Approach to Leadership Development [Read]
• How Wal-Mart Helps Employees Attain a University Education [Read]
• Workplace Learning Today Again Named a Top 50 Human Resources Blog, First in Talent Management [Read]

• Usability Guru Jakob Nielsen Dissects the iPad [Read]
• Embracing Simplicity [Read]
• How to Search Social Networks [Read]
• Focusing on Retention [Read]

• Goodbye Early Retirement, Hello Older Workforce [Read]
• Instructional Design to Address Cognitive Overload [Read]
• A Call for a Revolution in Education [Read]
• Alternatives to Facebook [Read]
• Top 25 Talent Management Blogs [Read]

• Learning Not to Multitask [Read]
• Record User Actions, Clicks, and Mouse Movements [Read]
• Encouraging Patience in Problem Solving [Read]
• Working (and Learning?) in 90-Minute Segments [Read]
• University of California Moving Towards Offering Completely Online Degree Program [Read]

• Older Workers Experiencing “Training Fatigue” [Read]
• Tablet Wars Soon to Heat Up [Read]
• Increasing Talent During a Downturn [Read]
• President Obama on the Risks of Technological Distractions [Read]
• Tiny Projectors Expected to Be Big [Read]

For the last few days, I’ve been wearing my learning analyst hat and working on a number of reports about learning management systems for Brandon Hall Research. I’ve posted two articles to my corporate blog related to LMS pricing in 2009:

Average Pricing for Learning Management Systems in 2009

Price Ranges for Learning Management Systems in 2009

Later this week, I’ll be providing graphs that show how pricing has changed in the last few years.