When we teach our e-learning development courses, our students ALWAYS ask where they can go to see additional samples of a certain technique or authoring tool. The more instructional designers are able to share ideas, high-quality examples, and innovations, the more we can push ourselves and each other forward. But having a wide variety of online samples from a number of sources can be another — sometimes easier — way to get on the same page about what you want. And it makes you a more informed consumer, as well, of what’s available in the marketplace. MORE >>

Again, handing over your contact information is required to view the demos. Related Resources Samples E-Learning Game-based Learning Games Inpsiration Learning Interfaces Scenario-Based Learning SimulationsI’m committed to online learning that is focused on activity, typically of the real-world, application-focused variety.  However, imagining how to translate real-world situations into meaningful learning interfaces for a computer screen can sometimes be daunting. Even in the 21 st  century, significant portions of our lives still don’t revolve around pointing and clicking. MORE >>

The course is a scenario-based practice space where the user can apply the information from the downloaded documents in similar-to-real-life activities. Amanda's Projects Conferences E-Learning eLearning Global Giveback Samples Scenario-Based LearningMy son, Theo, was born two weeks ago, so I won’t be at the Learning Solutions Conference this week.  However, a course I developed with FHI 360 is going to be demoed there on Thursday evening as part of the third eLearning Global Giveback. The second location is a smaller, more rural clinic. MORE >>

We use examples from real projects to help you uncover the best way to meet these challenges in your organization. Here are some examples: An illustrated example. The example below is from the Building Evacuation course we developed for Roche Diagnostics. photo-driven example. This example is a generic version of an information security course we developed for another customer. This course focuses on keeping equipment and information safe when “mobile.”. Learning eLearning Challenges gamification Training case study elearning work sample MORE >>

Cross is a champion of informal learning, Web 2.0, They are currently refining informal/web 2.0 His published works include Informal Learning : Rediscovering the Natural Pathways that Inspire Innovation and Performance as well as other books and countless articles. Every day, thousands of people read his blogs, Internet Time and Informal Learning Blog. I’m the Johnny Appleseed of informal learning. Morris: Before discussing your brilliant book, Informal Learning, a few general questions. Cross: Informal learning is a means to an end. Interview. MORE >>