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Content Becomes Its Own Context

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“How much of our training budget goes to things that have nothing to do with ‘learning’? Why does the LMS cost more than the whole L&D department? Why have we fragmented learning into shards of ‘objects’ rather than craft whole, robust learning experiences? More: [link]

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PowerPoint Converter for 2013

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With the 2 nd edition of Better Than Bullet Points: Creating Engaging eLearning with PowerPoint (updated for PowerPoint 2013) going to press in August I’ve been busy learning PowerPoint 2013 and testing out converter tools. Publishing is a one-click to web, cd or LMS, and everything ran the first time, every time.

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I get two kinds of calls from people wanting to "do" e-learning. They are always more interested in buying an LMS they don't yet need (and often don't even really know what it does) than in designing anything resembling effective online training.

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E-Learning and the Panopticon

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Distance learning allows for a new level of observation/supervision, including simple lurking, for those who choose to use it. I find myself in the position of panopticon resident from time to time, not always intentionally, and most often in dealing with data generated by an LMS or other tracking system.