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Thursday, July 2, 2009
While it is implied that Free can apply anywhere, I'm not so sure. In the case of mobile phones it is inverted, moderately priced phones are free when you pay for the facility to distribute or access content (voice, SMS or data). Similar models apply to broadband, and, increasingly, laptops, and it has even been suggested that such a model may apply to transport in the future, with the car being covered as part of a flat rate paid for the fuel.... But what's important, according to the commentary, is that the notion of Free is enough to change how people think.
 
Thursday, July 2, 2009
This can be done through just-in-time content and collaborative content like wikis and blogs bound through a social network. This is not just a technology solution. It will require a bit of a culture change and will require buy in from the trainers, SMEs, and other mentors who will be asked to lead the charge.
 
Thursday, July 2, 2009
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So, what I've done is restrict my thoughts to the design of interactive, e-learning content, drawing heavily from the 60-minute masters : Structure into modules. This will make it easier for learners, curriculum designers and intelligent software to make use of the content in a wide variety of contexts. Keep each module to one main idea.
articulate engage , adobe captivate , migration , reuse elearning content , adobe elearning suite In previous posts we have seen how we can reuse Articulate Presenter files by converting it to Adobe Presenter files.... ...Tags: Content Migration.
This tier would be reserved for projects with complex and/or high impact objectives, sensible lead times and appropriately generous budgets. These projects would require the care and attention of professionals, typically working as teams of specialists.
After all these years, this situation is simply not good enough . Let's assume we do really want to deliver a formal online, self-study course. We know how to make it engaging and enjoyable: We employ a modular achitecture, with content organised in relatively small chunks. We make liberal use of stories, examples, case studies and scenarios, all of which have been carefully chosen to be recognisable and relevant to the learner.
Just because someone came to the page doesn't mean that they found valuable content. For example, the post Fun Headline Generator is a neat little tool, but certainly not worthy of being the 5th or 6th most popular post. The amount of traffic is an artifact of search terms. Comments indicate interest in some discourse around the topic, but ... del.icio.us Bookmarks to me indicate what I think is my most valuable content. And if you think about it, those posts naturally are the ones that people feel they may want to come back to later.
LCDS is a free e-learning tool from Microsoft. This is what they say about LCDS: "The Learning Content Development System (LCDS) is a tool that enables you to create high quality, interactive, online courses.
Keep it all in-house.
I don't know where this appeared from or why but it seems that Microsoft has a rapid e-learning development tool. It's available for free download and there don't seem to be any strings attached. I'm not completely convinced because there's very little information about this product and it certainly isn't being marketed heavily. My best guess is that this is a tool used by Microsoft itself or by one of its contracted developers, and someone suggested making it more widely available.
With this you will not need any other eLearning tool in your arsenal. But when organizations decide to switch to a new product their foremost worry could be about existing content they have created using other tools.... The original Articulate presentation is never modified; a copy of the presentation is converted and opened in Adobe Presenter. The Articulate assets folder should be available along with the Articulate presentation file.
I'm happy to announce that Judy Brown today officially launched the Mobile Learning Content Community . This uses the same technology behind eLearning Learning . Judy is THE person I have gone to for years for anything having to do with mobile learning. It's great to have her pull together content and bloggers into this community.