Tony Karrer
AUGUST 25, 2010
Creating scenarios for learning - a four-step guide - Bottom-Line Performance , May 27, 2009 If you are creating a sales training course, for example, your challenge might be the need to increase sales in a territory. Tom Kuhler and his “Rapid e-learning&# blog once again bats 1000 by sharing tips for creating e-learning scenarios.
eFront
NOVEMBER 21, 2010
After working for a Web company that developed learning management systems and created custom elearning for corporate clients, Ellen escaped to the non-profit world where she led her trade association into online learning. Tom Kuhlmann's Rapid eLearning blog is an amazing resource.
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Learning Visions
MAY 15, 2007
Posted by Cammy Bean at 10:33 AM Labels: e-learning , millenials 3comments: Dan said. I think that this hits the point that for many people on the receiving end, elearning is synonymous with asynchronous courses. Maybe Im smart enough that I would have said that anyway.but maybe not. 7:50 PM Dan said. We got Wii!
Learning Visions
AUGUST 20, 2007
Ive been working as an instructional designer in the corporate training and e-learning field since the mid-1990s. For me, instructional design is about designing "engaging and effective" asynchronous learning experiences (web-based training programs). Im a writer and a schmoozer. 12:23 AM Cammy Bean said.
Learning Visions
JANUARY 19, 2009
How much of the pedagogy used by IDs is less to do with learning and more to do with design? And by asking this, Im not suggesting that design isnt important, for it is - its seen by some as part of the pedagogy. Last year, the chatter was all about Rapid eLearning, the rise of the SME and the fall of the ID.
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