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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
See also previous editions at the archive page.)     Elliott Masie on Facetime for Learning Elliott Masie recently posted an interesting video on the "Facetime" feature of the new iPhone 4 device. Masie notes the current limitations of Facetime, but predicts that those limitations will be short-lived.
 
Monday, May 3, 2010
As Elliott Masie puts it: “We are, as a species, blended learners.” How to Design the Visual Elements for Interactive Elearning Courses - Rapid eLearning Blog , April 27, 2010 In a previous post, I showed that when you use rapid elearning tools (as well as PowerPoint) you can build effective elearning courses. April 2010. Kidding.
 
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Masie went on record to talk about the ’ e’ in e-learning standing for experience, extended and expanded learning and Marc Rosenberg’s excellent book on e-learning in 2001 provided clear guidelines for changing the way that organisations learn for competitive advantage. New ways of learning for a smarter workforce?
 

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I was interested to read in Donald Clark's review of Learning 2005 that Elliott had decreed that there should be no PowerPoint at the show. However, I wonder whether PowerPoint is really the guilty party here. Surely, all this software sets out to do is to help us support our presentations with visual aids. Who's fault is this?
Main | What Work-Learning Audit Reveals » Friday, 15 February 2008 Elliott Masies LMS Wish List Elliott Masie came up with a great and very insightful wish list for LMSs. Will at Work Learning Will Thalheimers research-based commentary on learning, performance, and the industry thereof. laquo; Starbucks to Shutdown for Training.
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Saturday, June 23, 2007 How not to use PowerPoint 5 PowerPoint awakenings happened this week to me. recently created a "how to" or " walkthru " using PowerPoint. Brent Schlenker also reminded me of the evil ways of PowerPoint early this week with his post on 20 Years of Death by Powerpoint. started over. Yeah!!!!
Home My Story Portfolio iPad Bookshelf Social Media November 6, 2006 The Future of Learning tags: Learning2006 This session is by Elliot Masie and he is going to try to share his views about the future of learning. To find powerpoints in your organization. The writings of Lee Kraus Welcome! THESE ARE ROUGH NOTES.) Starting. smaller.
Google Docs or Zoho Tool that accurately converts my PowerPoint to Flash (including animations)? Word >PDF>PowerPoint)? The Flash version weighs ironically more than the actual PowerPoint (Did a test!). powerpoint-to-flash. Elliott Masie. Masie Center. skip to main | skip to sidebar. Wednesday, April 2.
Educating the Net Generation Learning Spaces Theory and Practice of Online Learning Open Educational Resources Handbooks: One , Two , Three The Insiders Guide To Becoming a Rapid E-Learning Pro Top 100 Tools for Learning MASIE’s Free eContent! First, you can upload PowerPoint 2007 files (. Elliott Masie. Masie Center.
For those of you doing classroom training or presentations with PowerPoint, this blog entry offers a long list of PowerPoint add-ons as well as free and for-fee tips and training. There are also several resources that talk about how to create better presentations , for example "Really Bad PowerPoint," a whitepaper about what not to do.
From eLearn magazine, featuring the usual cast of characters (Elliot Masie, Stephen Downes, Allison Rossett, Margaret Driscoll, etc) as well as some new voices. Near Death by PowerPoint. Good PowerPoint tips to remember, from the Fast Company blog Best you might've missed. It's a super-duper list this week! Future-spotting.
Through their presentations at conferences, Allison Rossett, Elliott Masie, Gloria Gery, and scores of other awesome teachers have shaped the thinking of the greater learning and development community of practice. No More Death by PowerPoint. really like Masie’s events, except he always has it at Disney world. Wireless.