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It’s Time to Mobilize Learning–Just Ask RJ Jacquez

Anyone who knows me and has been with this blog for the long haul knows that I really like what m-learning is all about. Even though I haven’t been able to steer my career in that direction as much as I’d like (or at least, not yet), I’ve always been a big advocate for m-learning and what it can accomplish.  For a while now, I’ve been a great follower of RJ Jacquez, and while he and I don’t talk as much as we used to online anymore, I still consider him my number one mentor on m-learning.  He’s always been a very early supporter of the TechCommGeekMom cause!

RJ recently gave a keynote speech for the 2013 ASTD Houston Conference.  While I would have loved to have attended this event, especially for RJ’s keynote address, I wasn’t able to go. (I do have to work, and I went to the 2013 STC Summit, after all!)  For that reason, I’m so glad that RJ shared his SlideShare file for the keynote address online.

His talk was called, “The Time to Mobilize Learning is Now!” Here is his SlideShare slideshow:

RJ has been a prominent leader in promoting mobile, not just m-learning, for a while now, and even without his accompanying talk to go along with the slides, you can get a fairly clear idea of where he’s going with this. Mobile is change, and in so many ways, we have already started to embrace the changes. We need to adapt in order to move forward. His demonstration of the evolution of how we have come to the point of using mobile as prolifically as we do now, and of all the many benefits of using mobile seem fairly clear from this slideshow.

I’m still a big believer in mobile, and this slideshow reminded me of this. It helped to reinforce again my belief that mobile is an important part of our integrated technology going forward. If we don’t adapt, we fall behind, not just with m-learning–which seems to be leading the way, but also with mobile content itself.

Nice job as always, RJ!

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How to create a successful blog.. 10 things you ABSOLUTELY NEED to do to be a success

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How to create a successful blog.. 10 things you ABSOLUTELY NEED to do to be a success! Something different today for the many who have asked me how to start a blog and get it to be known. I do not …

Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight:

Found this thanks to @kimgooden on Twitter. 

It’s a different perspective than some others, but the foundation still comes out pretty much the same. It’s a good read. 

–techcommgeekmom

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In Conversation with Adobe: Danielle Villegas–Review of Marcia Riefer Johnston’s “Word Up”

While I was at the 2013 STC Summit, I was asked to talk to Adobe about Marcia Riefer Johnston’s book, Word Up, which we all know is a subject I’m happy to discuss.

Here is the end result–hey Ma, look! I’m on (Adobe) TV!

AdobeTV-STC13 - Danielle Villegas

In Conversation with Adobe
Thought Leadership Interview Series @ STC SUMMIT 2013

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Villegas Views: Why Bother Learning More in Technical Communication?

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Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight:

I have a new monthly byline with the STC Notebook blog! Welcome to Villegas Views. Check out this latest entry about continuing education in tech comm.

–techcommgeekmom

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All The Wired Editors Are Becoming “Content Strategists” — Is This A Leading Indicator Of The Future Of Marketing?

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Yesterday, Wired Senior Editor Michael Copeland announced that he’d be joining venture capital superfirm Andreessen Horowitz (A16Z) to lead “content strategy.” Though the firm is known for

Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight:

My friend Helen (@hhmosher on Twitter) posted this on LinkedIn. It’s definitely a great article that shows something that we tech comm peeps already knew–that content strategy hold a lot of importance these days, and it’s good to understand what it is and how to use it. 

–techcommgeekmom

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