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Take some time and go visit, it is well worth the trip. Book __ Catalog of Recommended Books, Games and Gadgets Recommended Games and Gadgets Recommended Books Content Guid Dan Bliton of Booz Allen Hamilton asked Tony and Karl to present a webinar entitled "Enterprise Learning and Collaboration in 3D Virtual Worlds." The presentation promises to be a lot of fun.
 
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Cognitivist learning theories inform us that hierarchically (or otherwise logically) arranged content aligns with the existing network of knowledge in the learner’s mind. 8226; Use advance organizers to put the upcoming content into context and to pre-organise it. 8226; Organise your content in increasing order of complexity. In my previous article , I proposed a Taxonomy of Learning Theories to organise a few of the myriad of theories into some semblance of order, and to assist instructional designers in using theory to inform their work. In this article, I
 
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Augment the screen content with a personal note and it appears as if you’re speaking past the course and directly to the learner. Contrast formal and informal content . For example, the course content is represented with a traditional font, but when you want to pull out some key points or “did you know” text, handwritten fonts work well. In a previous post, I shared some free handwritten fonts . Today, we’ll explore how you might use them in your elearning courses.
 

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People who create eLearning get involved in many types of content development tasks. In addition to researching and developing content for courses, you may find yourself creating training manuals for webinars or the classroom, writing web copy, making reference materials, and developing Electronic Performance Support Systems, Help documentation, presentations and so on. During all of these tasks, you will be organizing content at a high level to give it a meaningful structure. A meaningful structure is logical, helping people to comprehend and retain the content as well
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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 Migratio Adobe presenter is a part of Adobe eLearning suite . In this post we will see how you can use existing Articulate Engage or Quizmaker output files inside Adobe Captivate 4 project. The rule is “Adobe Captivate movie plays the engage movie as long as engage movie can find
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. Ideally, you'll be able to obtain an emotional reaction, Cath Ellis recently set out her ten commandments of e-learning and this prompted me to try and articulate my own. Now e-learning's a big subject if you include all its many
I am becoming increasingly aware of the the need to make clear a distinction between the broad concept of digital learning content, in all its many varieties, and the much narrower idea of interactive tutorials of the traditional CBT (computer-based training) variety. In the former category I'd put the following: how-to guides slide shows, with or without narration podcasts videos software demos quizzes polls learning games visual aids I'd say that every l&d professional should have at least a basic level of competence in the design and
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A lot of legacy learning content is in PowerPoint format and it is natural that e-learning course authors want to leverage or re-use this content. The earlier versions of Captivate allowed users to import their PowerPoint content into their Captivate projects. Now Captivate 4 goes much further- Cp4 now supports full round-tripping with the PowerPoint content. It It supports collaborative authoring with the SME's who use PowerPoint.
Today I will discuss the third in their little triumvirate of tools, the Microsoft Learning Content Development System or LCDS. Free-to-use e-learning development 14: Learning Content Development System is a post from: E-Learning Curve Blog ...Tags: Tags: e-learning authoring tool Microsoft Learning Content Development Syste
quot;The Learning Content Development System (LCDS) is a tool that enables you to create high quality, interactive, online courses. Virtually anyone can publish e-learning courses by completing the easy-to-use LCDS forms that seamlessly generate highly customized content, interactivities, quizzes, games, and assessments-as well as Silverlight-based animations, demos, and other multimedia." Develop and deliver content quickly, while it is LCDS is a free e-learning tool from Microsoft. This is what they say about LCDS: "The
We know how to make it engaging and enjoyable: We employ a modular achitecture, with content organised in relatively small chunks. We keep the formal content to an absolute minimum (particularly the text). Now, those of you who don't like formal content at all, particularly when it doesn't allow for collaboration or interaction with tutors, will not be persuaded that there's any future at all for the sort of interactive self-study materials By and large, the figures coming out of industry surveys in recent times have been kind to e-learning. There's more of it about and