LearnDash
JUNE 15, 2014
'There is an unfortunate misconception today that you have to be an expert in order to sell an elearning course. I am not entirely sure where this idea originated from, but it is often what prevents someone from even pursuing the idea. The reality, however, is that this couldn’t be further from the truth. Everyone knows something about something (and that includes you).
The Logical Blog by IconLogic
JUNE 15, 2014
'by Jennie Ruby One grammar and punctuation rule that is violated left and right is the use of a colon after an incomplete statement. The rule states that a colon must be preceded by a complete sentence, like this: We discussed the following topics: Budget. Advertising. Programming. However, in every place I teach, I find people routinely using colons like this: We discussed: Budget.
LearningGuild
JUNE 15, 2014
'In designing interactive learning activities, there are certain basic concepts the designer should keep. in. mind. In addition, designers must communicate with programmers who will convert their design. specifications into useful code. Here are some ideas that will help you (or your designers) deal. effectively. with both sets of issues.
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