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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Brent Schlenker works for The eLearning Guild as the Emerging Technologies Analyst and is also the Program Director for DevLearn , the largest eLearning conference in North America. With all the training-related books out there, what book has had the greatest impact on you? When you read that book, what hit home?
 
Monday, August 30, 2010
Prior to joining Marriott, Tim built an award winning corporate university from the ground up. In this role, he oversaw all learning and leadership programs, integrated all learning and performance management activities, and was actively involved in all strategic and operational aspects of the corporate university.
 
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Corporate training methods often consist of delivering content and perhaps providing drill and practice sometime prior to doing the task. That includes the company’s executive board and goes as far as putting up senior execs for online Q&As through Twitter and on the corporate Facebook page. Simplicity and the Enterprise. Internal.
 

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E-LearningGuru Book Summaries Showcase - Flash-based Interest Builders Interviews - With Learning Gurus e-Learning Guru ? serving more than 40,000 professionals each month, and is today peppered with articles, white papers, interviews, book summaries and links to the best sites on the ‘net. of the real objectives of the book.
One of the hardest things to find are real-life examples of different kinds of eLearning solutions. On May 21, Learn Trends will be hosting a free online event where the people who have developed interesting eLearning solutions will demonstrate and briefly discuss what they've done. Started by creating a video and a day in the life.
The book tour is just about wrapping up and it has been a blast for me. Rarely do authors get any real feedback on their work and rarely are they given the opportunity to partake in discussions about their books with engaged people from the field.a Also, Tom Haskin added another posting about the book called Using our sense of wonder.a
Well the Blog Book Tour is finally over and what a great experience. If you are interested in learning more about the book, you can gather great information and insights from these posts to see if the book is right for you. Or you can visit the book's web site, Gadgets, Games and Gizmos to learn more. Thanks Mark. Karl M.
improve customer satisfaction, or as part of an overall eLearning strategy. I've spent several hours this morning trying to find good resources on eLearning Strategy development and particularly looking for examples to use in this post. Predicting Needs The starting point for an eLearning Strategy is predicting needs.
Today is the beginning of a 30+ stop blog book tour. During the Blog Book tour, I will be not be posting on Kapp Notes, instead, I will be posting on the blogs which are listed below. Enjoy all the postings and you can even read the some of the book for yourself. Tags: 3D Book Tour Check it out.
Cammy Beans Learning Visions Musings on eLearning, instructional design and other training stuff. Friday, June 26, 2009 The Corporate Moodle: A Tipping Point? So what are some of the hurdles to overcome in the corporate market? It’s not for corporate use. Moodle is not perfect for corporates yet but with Moodle 2.0
Today is the beginning of a 14 stop blog book tour. During the Blog Book tour, I will be not be posting on Kapp Notes , instead, I will be posting on the the blogs which are listed below. Please enjoy the tour, the idea is to build a great discussion around the concepts in the book. Below are the tour dates and "stop" locations.
Week two of the blog book tour was hectic. If you missed last week's blog book tour recap, here it is. As a writer, himself, Mark thought that rather than writing about the book, he asked us about the writing process. One of the first questions he asked was "What parts of the book did you best like writing?"
Great presentation today, here are links to some of the resources and concepts discussed in today's eLearning Guild webinar series called Thought Leader Webinars. Web site for the book Learning in 3D. If you would like to purchase the book, you can receive a 20% discount directly from the publisher. Here are the slides.