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Almost 350 Free (or Cheaper) tool and resources for the eLearning professional. Check out websites from animation to video.
In todays’ time-crunched, attention-deficit and multitasking world, micro-learning seems to have cropped up as a possible solution to corporate learning and personal development. However, what exactly is micro-learning remains a bit of an elusive concept with different people defining it in different ways. Read on...
In this exclusive interview with Learnnovators, Andrew Scivally (Co-Founder, eLearning Brothers) shares his insights on the role of templates in helping learning professionals create engaging, interactive, and inspiring learning content. He discusses about the challenges involved in the making of the templates (based on the popular authoring tools available in the market) in this age of constant updates. Read on...
Authoring tools are as good as those that use them but having the Best Course Authoring Software will sure make the job of any eLearning Developer simple. Making applications fun to use create products that ar true to its customers needs.
Assessment and high-stakes testing thought-leader Lance Blackstone dives into a series about high-stakes assessments-- what they are & how they're used. You can read his first post here.
No online training strategy is complete without evaluation. After all, how can you know that you are getting a sound ROI if the effectiveness of your online training cannot be measured? In this article, I’ll share 10 online training strategy evaluation tips you can use to ensure that your strategy is in-line with the objectives …
Many recent technology trends are putting the power of developing learning content into the hands of all employees. Traditionally when training was required the only solution was to engage the training department. But more and more companies are implementing enterprise social networks (ESN) and discovering how creative internal subject matter experts can be in creating …
Continuous improvement is important in eLearning, and doesn't require a huge project. Here are ways to improve your courses quickly.
This is my area of passion. A recent, very brief conversation with @krishashok triggered a few thoughts related to emergent workplaces and what learning in the networked world will look like. And after mulling over some of these, I thought they were worth putting down on virtual paper.
In this exclusive interview with Learnnovators, Jaime Casap shares his insights on the role of technology in today’s learning and education. He explains his thoughts on the correlation between the access to Internet (information) and education, and how Google’s mission perfectly aligns with the process.
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