One of the best known is eLearning Brothers. One of eLearning Brothers’ products is showing up in other rapid content authoring tools.  In some ways it can be swung as a corporate learning YouTube with a touch of Premiere, a dash of video capturing, a couple of sprinkles of analytics, and a drop of publishing. Video.

See on Scoop.it – Organizational Learning and Development. See on elearndev.blogspot.ca.

Just released is the eLearning Guild’s new report, Mobile Learning: The Time Is Now , put together by Clark Quinn, who really knows his stuff on this topic. It’s hard to feel the same way about a corporate Dell running Windows XP. If Clark says the time is now, it probably is. don’t know, perhaps it is. Now you can.

What does this mean in the corporate world vs. higher ed? don't know the answer, but I know what I see and hear from so many colleagues managing training departments, and creating eLearning course solutions. Training ISD ID instructional design corporate eLearningloved it. She nails a point I'd like to emphasize here.

Indeed we see cross-pollination among Bob’s e-learning movers and shakers: 60% work in corporate e-learning, 20% in higher education, 10% in K-12, and 10% in telecommunications. Earlier this year I was honoured to scrape into Bob Little’s Asia-Pacific’s list of e-learning movers and shakers. Social media can facilitate that.