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Articulate has me lost for words

Clive on Learning

I've been a user of Articulate Studio now for about three years. I've been beta testing the new Articulate Studio 2009, which has just been released and I reckon this does the job for anyone looking at a desktop rapid development tool.

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The learning professional as storyteller

Clive on Learning

Back in 2003, I devoted a great deal of energy to the design of a new CD-ROM course entitled Ten Ways to Avoid Death by PowerPoint. Subject matter experts will find it much easier to tell stories than to articulate what they know in terms of neat and tidy abstractions. Funnily enough, learners won't be any different.

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Storyline and ZebraZapps: seriously powerful, seriously simple

Clive on Learning

First up is Storyline from Articulate. Storyline is a desktop authoring tool which Articulate would probably position alongside their current Studio suite of Presenter, QuizMaker and Engage, but for me this is definitely a replacement. But for me the PowerPoint add-in approach to authoring is an uncomfortable compromise.

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Slides without presenters: three options

Clive on Learning

It also means choosing the most appropriate delivery format: PowerPoint > SlideShare. PowerPoint > Camtasia > Video > YouTube/mobile device. PowerPoint > Articulate/Adobe Presenter > Flash > LMS/web site. Tags: PowerPoint. If your presentation's a real corker then hey, why not go for all three?

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What we need is a little more slide:ology

Clive on Learning

Nancy is well qualified to show us how PowerPoint and similar packages can be used to greatest effect, as Duarte Design was the firm that created Al Gore’s Oscar-winning film, An Inconvenient Truth. Tags: reviews PowerPoint.

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Clear and to the point

Clive on Learning

With the debate about the vices and virtues of PowerPoint continuing to rage without any sign of a conclusion, I was pleased to be alerted to a new book by Stephen Kosslyn, Chair of the Department of Psychology at Harvard University. Either way, let's be clear this is PowerPoint all the way. This book doesn't disappoint.

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The teacher as storyteller

Clive on Learning

Back in 2003, I devoted a great deal of energy to the design of a new CD-ROM course entitled Ten Ways to Avoid Death by PowerPoint. Subject matter experts will find it much easier to tell stories than to articulate what they know in terms of neat and tidy abstractions. Funnily enough, learners won't be any different.

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