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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT OCTOBER 23, 2009 pcLearning4U is Open for Business Instruction topics include computer basics, introduction to MS-Office products, and uses of social media, among others. To my loyal readers, and anybody else who hath stumbled upon this blog: As part of my efforts to learn more about learning (and to obtain additional dirty filthy lucre, moolah, dinero, etc.), I have founded pcLearning4U , a new company dedicated to bringing individual personal computer instruction to Richmond, VA people of every age. Please visit the pcLearning4U Site for more information. Thanks - Ted. | COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT FEBRUARY 10, 2010 Graphic Design for the Rest of Us I've been testing out the following, similar to the Adobe product listed first: Illustrator: Inkscape vector graphics editor Photoshop: Gimp Gnu image manipulation program Some of the images I add to this blog in the future will be created and/or modified using one or both of the above. The situation: Desire to do some graphic design for eLearning and other purposes The problem: Don't have a lot of spending money - purchased software is muy expensive, especially anything Adobe® The solution: Free / open source software (what a concept!) Try these yourselves and have fun! | | | | | |
| COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT NOVEMBER 3, 2009 It's the Latest, it's the Greatest, it's the. This site has a lot of online training, in diverse subjects such as courses for students (elementary school through college), MS-Office products (2003 and 2007), job search help, even US Citizenship preparation! LearningExpress Library ! If you are a member of your local public library, you may have free access to LearningExpress. One glitch that they are supposedly going to fix - you can't save your place in the MS-Office courses, so you need to keep track of your own progress. Otherwise, these courses seem very comprehensive. | COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT MARCH 25, 2009 eLearning Research - Brandon Hall So far, I've looked at the eLearning 101 and Learning Technology Products 2009 reports, and found those to be very interesting and informative. This company is an excellent source of eLearning information. You can subscribe to their free newsletter, which gives you free access to some of their reports. There is also a Facebook Group for those of you on Facebook who are interested in this subject. | COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT JANUARY 23, 2009 Personal Experience: HP Learning Center The Learning Center now has over 100 free classes, including those that deal with Microsoft products. I recently took a free online class via Hewlett-Packard's Learning Center : JavaScript: web programming basics. Although the class was not very detailed, it did give a good overview of various aspects of using JavaScript, in a reasonable amount of time (it took me about four hours to complete). Also, the price was right! If you take any of these classes, please feel free to post your comments here! | COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT DECEMBER 16, 2008 IT Toolbox: e-learning-select group This group has many interesting discussions on it, for example, development product comparisons such as Blackboard vs. Moodle. Many of you know that IT Toolbox is a very rich and active IT-oriented community site. Among the many groups there is one devoted to eLearning, e-learning-select. Also, this group is in the Knowledge Management area of IT Toolbox - if KM interests you, there are a lot of other KM-oriented groups that you can join | | | | | | | |
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COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT | MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 2008 Rosetta Stone and Video Professor
Methinks not: Has anyone out there tried either of these products? Am I the only one out there who is constantly bombarded with TV ads for Rosetta Stone and Video Professor ? Dislike? Do you think of either of these as eLearning? If so (or not), what are your reasons? Are you developing, or planning on developing, courseware similar to either of these? Let's get a lively discussion going here MORE >>
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