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7 Tech Tools & Skills Trainers Must Have

TalentLMS

Educational technology research journals are now rife with the mandatory technology skills trainers should have. Are you hiring someone for developing eLearning training programs for your organization? In this article, we’ll share with you a list composed by leading educational technology journals. And the rewards?

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A Conversation with Cammy Bean

Kapp Notes

The other day I had a chance to catch up with Cammy Bean, she is passionate about the field of L&D and is founder of the popular Learning Visions blog and a staple among presenters at various elearning and learning conferences. Bean: The hardest lesson? Less is more. What where the high and low points of the process?

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LearnWorlds vs Teachable vs Thinkific vs Kajabi Vs EdApp: Which One Tops AI Content Creation?

learnWorlds

Ebook Writer Another lengthy part of content creation is writing an eBook. And it’s even more time-consuming when writing is not your strongest skill. There’s a lot the LearnWorlds AI Assistant can help you with: Generate content based on the resources you supply it with Write from scratch or improve your tone and writing style (e.g.,

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The Best Self-Paced Learning Activities for Adult Learners

ReadyTech

Self-paced learning is not just limited to adults; children who want to gain reading, writing, and math skills can also take advantage of self-paced learning opportunities. Articles and blogs are an excellent way to learn something new and stay updated on current events. Write an Online Journal. Make a Video.

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How to Create an Online Course regardless of authoring tool or lack thereof

eLearning 24-7

Listen to unique ideas (sometimes) or interesting approaches, write it all down, get enthralled about the idea, say to yourself, I am going to implement this, and then return back and do nothing. I figured it was a one-off, so the following year, that same “expert” had another workshop (it was part of the program), and I attended.

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What Every Teacher Needs to Know About Google in the Classroom

DigitalChalk eLearning

Watch an overview of the program at the Google for Education YouTube channel for more information. Have students write their journal entries in a Google doc so you don’t have to lug notebooks home. In this example a teacher used Google forms to create a pre-assessment for her math lesson. Free Resources Are Everywhere.

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The Learning Curve and The Pivot Point

The Performance Improvement Blog

When Stephen Gill and I were researching and writing our latest book, Only Smart Companies Win, about what it means to create and work in a “Learning Culture”, we tried to imagine what it would mean to develop training programs in that culture. They go back to work as soon as the formal classroom or online program is finished.