| |
 Microsoft Producer |
7 articles |
| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | THE E-LEARNING CURVE NOVEMBER 12, 2009 Free-to-use e-learning development 12: Microsoft Producer Free-to-use e-learning development 12: Microsoft Producer is a post from: E-Learning Curve Blog. Tags: e-learning authoring t authoring tools content authoring gratis libre debate media Microsoft Producer Today, I'm moving from the realm of open source software proper into the domain of free-to-use e-learning software. | TONY KARRER SEPTEMBER 19, 2006 Rapid eLearning Tools This list includes a host of additional tools that eLearning Guild members consider rapid eLearning development tools including Apple Keynote, Microsoft Word, Trivantis Lectora, Respondus StudyMate, Brainshark Presentations, Vuepoint Content Creator, WebEx Presentation Studio, KnowledgePlanet Firefly, Xstream RapidBuilder, ReadyGo Web Course Builder, BrainVisa RapideL, OnDemand Presenter, Desire2Learn Learning Environment, Corel Wordperfect Office, SkillSoft Course Customization, Toolbook Instructor, Learn.com LearnCenter, IBM Simulation Producer, Toolbook Assistant, and Cornerstone OnDemand. | | | | | |
| THE E-LEARNING CURVE OCTOBER 6, 2009  A Toolkit to Develop E-Learning in an Open (XML) Environment Returning from content development theory , the gratis/libre debate, and the pros and cons of each approach, this post will focus on the range of tools that you need to develop e-learning content in a (relatively) open environment. In my view, this means taking an XML-based approach to your e-learning development environment. | MINUTEBIO APRIL 2, 2010  Keeping Up - April’s Big Question Microsoft Producer (5). ePodcast Producer (1). Microsoft eLearning (1). April’s Big Question from Learning Circuits is “How to Keep up?&# This is in reference the immense and rapidly expanding technology tools. It is tough to stay on top of all the emerging tools. However, being involved in an e-learning community is a big help. Social Network (1999). | DONT WASTE YOUR TIME APRIL 8, 2009 Publicly available University Lectures We’ve used a variety of systems ranging from; Camcorder recording and PowerPoint slides, produced with Microsoft Producer. For a while now I’ve been helping several of the academic staff in the Business School to record their lectures. This is an extremely labour-intensive method of matching slides to audio/video content, the download times are high, even on [.] Video Echo360 Edupunk eLearning Generation Y Podcast Web 2.0 | THE E-LEARNING CURVE OCTOBER 9, 2009  Open Source E-Learning Development 3: Open Office.org However, we can say that the substantial majority of knowledge workers are competent in office productivity programs including word processors, spreadsheet, and presentation applications, such as those included in the Microsoft Office suite. These components are designed to reflect the functionality available in Microsoft Office. Now read on. Figure 1. | | | | | | | |
| -
SOCIAL LEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2012 Microsoft Project for the Thrifty Project Manager: 3 Free (or Almost-Free) Alternatives
With what free time I have at work, I’ve lately been on a mission to find a project management suite that can reproduce the best features of Microsoft Project, add on others, and cost less than $30/month all-together. As with many of the business-software applications Microsoft produces, Project contains a whole bunch of nuanced features that are cool and add to the “neat” factor, but which the average training-project PM probably won’t need very often. For whatever reason, getting “just-as-good” alternatives is something of a hobby of mine. So… on to the quest! MORE >>
| |
Learning Cafe