learn with mine. Although there are many education-related podcasts, there are surprisingly few devoted to eLearning in the workplace. Xyleme Voices is an excellent podcast hosted by Dawn Poulos of Xyleme Learning. Dawn interviews “today’s top industry analysts, consultants and practitioners in the field of learning.&# Topics have included: Future Workplace, Mobile Performance Support, Future of the LMS, Visual Learning and Open Education. eLearning Stuff is produced by James Clay, a learning Resources Manager at Gloucestershire College. MORE >>

The first was a demonstration of some tips and tricks that can be used when creating courses using Articulate and the second is a 20 minute summary/highlights of the 2011 Horizon Report (published by New Media Consortium). Cooking with Articulate/Making Cookies". There are hundreds and hundreds of screenrs (1300+) demonstrating all sorts of wonderful tips and tricks that can be used within Articulate Presenter, Engage, Quizmaker and PowerPoint. recommend following this social bookmark link for daily updates: [link] or follow #Articulate through Twitter. Articulate. MORE >>

I’ll save everyone the big half-hour read below and get to the major take-aways for me: Think about the last time you coordinated a learning event for 2,800 people over a five day period, with at least 1,200 attendees participating virtually, without you intentionally accomodating them? Not only is it an affordance of the design sensibilities of the eLearning Guild, but it’s very much because of a social bargain that is unspoken but struck between attendees and their counterparts on the other side of the touchscreen. flew into San Francisco on Halloween. Jane B. MORE >>

And we learned at the conference that it may become the next generation of AICC as well.)   I t’s a new way to track learning experiences that extend beyond completing courses. Using a subject/verb/object model, Tin Can can track learning experiences such as   “ I read a book “  or   “ I taught a course. Lectora has always been mobile-friendly because of its HTML output. )  If you aren’t familiar with HTML5 and what it means for e-learning, check out Judy Unrein’s great   research report  for the E-Learning Guild. MORE >>

The eLearning Guild 's latest research report title Degrees for eLearning Professionals answers this question.and many more. Tom Kuhlmann, community leader at Articulate and writer of the well-known Rapid E-Learning Blog provided various ways to get degree-related knowledge withoutgetting a degree." CPT, at next weeks Learning Solutions Conference & Expo. corporate training Training research elearning corporate eLearning eLearning GuildAnd many people, including Karl Kapp, Brent Wilson, J. MichaelSpector, Alison A. MORE >>