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| eLearning LearningSaturday, January 3, 2009 Clive on Learning Corporate eLearning Strategies and Development Courseware Development Discovery. Blog eLearning Acupuncture eLearning Community 2.0 eLearning Development News eLearning Technology eLearning Weekly. ;} eLearning Learning is a community that tries to collect and organize the best information on the web that will help you learn and stay current on eLearning. If you would like to be included and or participate, please contact: Tony Karrer. Learning Conversations - The King is Dead – Long Live the KingSunday, December 21, 2008 Content is King!" So goes the mantra of elearning development companies the world over. But what sort of content and what sort of king? For most (corporate) consumers of elearning, content means self-study modules, that sit in some sort of delivery system. . Yet, in the world of rapid/disposable elearning, it is not necessarily that expensive - as long as you accept the limititations of the rapid/disposable approach. Most elearning modules offer very limited navigation options. Many of them are simple linear learning modules, which are fine for a particular purpose, but not useful at all for people. . Using Metrics That Matter " eLearning WeeklyTuesday, December 16, 2008 Schone in Design , Development , Evaluation , InstructionalDesign , KnowledgeAdvisors , LMS , Learning , MetricsThatMatter , Tools , Training , eLearning , software .
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Enterprise 2. Tony Karrer delicious links - Tuesday, December 16, 2008 - ICT in Early Education: 100 Conversations - Part One
have encouraged my thinking and inspired another post. 100 Conversations is an initiative set up by Tony Karrer who maintains the eLearning Technology blog. Tony "is CEO/CTO of TechEmpower, a software, web and eLearning development firm based in Los Angeles, and is considered one of the top. that flow through our phone lines - Tania and I have some professional learning to offer on the world wide web as elearners and educators. . Now that I have some idea about who my audience really is, the aim of this blog is to advocate for young children, for their learning and elearning, their protection. Tony Karrer delicious links - Saturday, December 13, 2008
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- My Ultimate eLearning Development Machine
A reader last week wrote me and asked what PC I would recommend for her fledgling eLearning development shop. The answer to me was a no-brainer. I’m sure to her it was not the answer she expected. Nonetheless, I thought I’d share it here too. . No question. I don’t need to delve into all of the reasons here, but I will make a case for the Mac being the ultimate eLearning development box.
First, the hardware I’d choose. .
Here are three reasons the Mac is the ultimate eLearning development machine:
1) You can run all major operating systems on a single machine.
Run OS X. . They don’t miss the grief. Nor do I. eQuixotic - Sunday, November 9, 2008 - GoogleSearch eLearning: page 14...eLearning Development: page 1
GoogleSearch_elearning_page14 Originally uploaded by Brent Schlenker . Googling eLearning: Corporate eLearning Strategies and Development hits at page 14. http://elearndev.blogspot.com Not that I'm concerned about that sort of thing...ya know ;-) UPDATE: Good news! A google search on elearning development puts elearndev.blogspot.com on the first page...item 3 no less. - Recording Your Narration
In an April post , I made my case for narration in eLearning. As a learner, I love it (when done right). So as a developer, I like to create narrated courses. Many of us, for budgetary reasons, have to do our own in-house narration work. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing - I made the point in that earlier post that professional voiceover work can sound synthetic if you don’t get the right voice for your project. And I won’t even start griping about those robotic text-to-speech tools that are being foisted upon the eLearning development community (note my rant on that topic in the earlier post as well). eQuixotic - Thursday, October 9, 2008 - SharePoint for eLearning Course Design Collaboration
Earlier today on Tony Karrer’s excellent eLearning Technology blog , I commented in response to his post requesting examples of SharePoint use in eLearning development . I thought I’d share my comment here as well (with a little more elaboration), as some of you may be looking into collaborative development tools (or are unhappy with the tool you’re currently using).
For the past year, I’ve been spearheading the implementation of SharePoint for our organization’s course development work. development project management platform. eQuixotic - Friday, December 5, 2008 - Beautiful Timelines For Your eLearning (From Bee Docs)
I often get requests for visual timelines in eLearning courses. Typically I’ll try to cobble something together using PowerPoint’s charting or drawing tools (shudder). Sometimes I’ll create the timeline in Apple’s Keynote (much nicer charting tools) and bring the graphic into PowerPoint (since I do most of my development work in Articulate Presenter). I’ve also created timelines from scratch using something like Adobe Fireworks, which can be a time-consuming endeavor.
Timeline from Bee Documents looks like an interesting application. Whip up a beautiful timeline in a matter of minutes? Yes please! eQuixotic - Thursday, August 21, 2008
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