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  • Daily Bookmarks 06/04/2008
    Gartner: E-learning Market Pushing Toward Open Source Interview on the increase of open source LMSs Moodle and Sakai in higher education tags: e-learning, highered, opensource, lms, sakai, moodle, blackboard, desire2learn Clive on Learning: Three tiers in the content pyramid Clive Shepherd revises his model for e-learning tiers, adding a bottom level of social learning technology to the tiers of rapid development and high-end e-learning. High-end e-learning is a top-down model; social learning is bottom up. He makes good points about these tiers serving different purposes; they ...
    Experiencing eLearning - Wednesday, June 4, 2008 - Comments
  • Two Ships Passing in the Night
    ... eLearning as a way of solving a particular learning challenge (e.g. meeting defined learning or competency objectives ... solving learning challenges, and then work back to the types of technologies that will help them achieve their goals. Because ... approaches and open source solutions. Because they generally have tighter budgets than the for-profit sector, they have to be ... corporations invest a fortune in complex eLearning technology, only to under utilize it. For example, they may use a ... technology, yet getting better results from their eLearning. In other words, they are profiting more from their eLearning ...
    Breakthrough Learning - Wednesday, June 13, 2007 - Comments
  • Still up, up and away
    ... in an event organised by the eLearning Network at Learning Technologies 2007. Let me remind you of what this entailed:"The island people of Elernia have calculated that if only they can introduce e-learning, they must take their rightful ... open source and other free software, you'd end up paying $000s for tools and systems that you could probably get for ... I got on with my assigned role as e-learning software specialist. Here was my pitch:Without software specialists we wouldn't have e-learning at all - we'd be decomposing in the CBT graveyard. More than anyone we have to thank that ...
    Clive on Learning - Monday, February 5, 2007 - Comments
  • Towards Maturity - preliminary research findings
    ... need for collaborative techniques.Of the "e-learning technologies used", roughly 60% of employers are using an LMS, 40% are using virtual classrooms, chat rooms and discussion groups, games and sims, >30% are using open source tools ... full study is launched on 31st January 2007 at Learning Technologies 2007 in London. ... The Work-Based Learning Unit of e-Skills UK has published preliminary results from their research with employers and learners in the UK "to help understand why employers are currently investing in e-learning and the difference it is ...
    Clive on Learning - Thursday, December 21, 2006 - Comments