May, 2010

Experiencing eLearning

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Weekly Bookmarks (5/16/10)

Experiencing eLearning

eLearn: Opinions – Better Design Doesn’t Take Longer! A boring introduction to e-learning takes just as long to write as one that tells learners WIIFM. I think scenario-based assessments do take longer to write than traditional forced choice answers, but overall, the idea is right. After the initial transition period, better design doesn’t have to take much longer than crappy learning design built for regurgitation. tags : instructionaldesign , e-learning.

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Weekly Bookmarks (5/9/10)

Experiencing eLearning

5 Myths Of Visual Communication. Do people spend more time reading large or small type? More time looking at large or small images? Is animation the best way to show changes over time? Summary of common questions/myths with research answers. tags : communication , visualcommunication. Ten Myths about Video in e-Learning: Part 1 by Stephen Haskin : Learning Solutions Magazine.

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Weekly Bookmarks (5/3/2010)

Experiencing eLearning

Make LinkedIn Help You Find A Job – Forbes.com. Tips on using LinkedIn more effectively while job searching. tags : linkedin , career. Phil Bradley’s weblog: Alternatives to Ning. Tools to create online communities, all probably benefiting from Ning’s decision to move to exclusively paid sites. tags : ning , tools , community. Seven sexiest alternatives to Ning.

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No Lecture Webinars

Experiencing eLearning

These are my live blogged notes from the webinar How to Create No Lecture Webinars by Ray Jimenez , presented through Training Magazine Network. Awkward phrasing, grammar errors, and typos are mine errors, not Ray’s. My side comments in italics. Key Idea. Rather than just saying something and telling learners the answers, ask questions that lead learners to figure out the answers themselves. 350 participants right now–a big group for an interactive webinar.

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