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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
foremost professional association for users and developers of e-learning—William Ward, formerly of Cable & Wireless but now an independent consultant, examined the rise of rapid e-learning, which he dates to 2003, when tools such as Qarbon, Breeze, and ToolBook became available. System: Qarbon, Camtasia Studio, Adobe Server-based: Atlantic Link, Mohive "Detractors of the DIY e-learning approach accuse it of being PowerPoint on steroids. Rapid e-Learning Polarizes Opinion By Bob Little October 27, 2009 Much to the disgruntlement of instructional designers and other e-learning specialists, rapid e-learning tools are offering in-house subject matter experts excellent opportunities to produce e-learning materials relatively quickly and cost-effectively—at least in the U.K.
 
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Here are some pros and cons I found about them. Qarbon Pros: Less File size. Qarbon seems very easy to use. Cons: I'm finding it a bit difficult to integrate my voice with my demos and pull everything together. Creates as screenshot. Question from a reader, hoping you can provide your thoughts: I am in the process of selecting an elearning tool that is easy to use, quick to create the demos and does not bloat the file size much. I
 
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
by Karl Kapp Rapid eLearning Tools : eLearning Technology by Tony Karrer Rapid E-learning Authoring Tools from Kineo Related links: • Articulate www.articulate.com • Atlantic Link www.atlantic-link.co.uk • PointeCast www.pointecast.com • Qarbon www.qarbon.com • SCATE www.scate.com • Udutu www.udutu.com ...Tags: Preamble The following para from Karl Kapp’s post called Yes, We Should Keep ADDIE, HPT and ISD Models is the trigger for my post. His post is an old one—almost 3 years old—yet extremely relevant in our situation today.
 

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Here are some pros and cons I found about them. Qarbon Pros: Less File size. Qarbon seems very easy to use. Cons: I'm finding it a bit difficult to integrate my voice with my demos and pull everything together. Creates as screenshot. Question from a reader, hoping you can provide your thoughts: I am in the process of selecting an elearning tool that is easy to use, quick to create the demos and does not bloat the file size much. I
For example, in 2007 PowerPoint to eLearning Shootout they compared: Articulate www.articulate.com Atlantic Link www.atlantic-link.co.uk PointeCast www.pointecast.com Qarbon www.qarbon.com SCATE www.scate.com Udutu www.udutu.com Atlantic link scored the highest in the shoot-out. Rapid eLearning Tools Satisfaction from the eLearningGuild Research reported Feb 2007 - Course Authoring and Rapid eLearning Tool Satisfaction See also Software Simulation Tools . Page update Mar 2008. When the above graphic was taken, it shows the overall satisfaction
This shootout had: Assima www.assima.net Atlantic Link www.atlantic-link.co.uk Kaplan www.kaplan.com Qarbon www.qarbon.com RWD www.rwd.com Not sure what to make of the fact that it did not include many of the market leaders shown in the graph above. Tutor (KnowledgeSolutions) 11.FireFly (KnowledgePlanet) 12.Captivate (Macromedia) 13.SoftSim (OutStart) 14.ViewletBuilder (Qarbon) 15.InfoPak Simulator (RWD) 16.SAP Tutor 17.SIVOX 18.SimCorder (TEDS) 19.STT Trainer 20.TurboDemo 21.RapidBuilder (XStream Software) Text From Chart: KnowledgePresenter eLearni..
foremost professional association for users and developers of e-learning—William Ward, formerly of Cable & Wireless but now an independent consultant, examined the rise of rapid e-learning, which he dates to 2003, when tools such as Qarbon, Breeze, and ToolBook became available. System: Qarbon, Camtasia Studio, Adobe Server-based: Atlantic Link, Mohive "Detractors of the DIY e-learning approach accuse it of being PowerPoint on steroids. Rapid e-Learning Polarizes Opinion By Bob Little October 27, 2009 Much to the disgruntlement of instructional designers and other e-learning specialists, rapid e-learning tools are offering in-house subject matter experts excellent opportunities to produce e-learning materials relatively quickly and cost-effectively—at least in the U.K.
The panel consisted of representatives from Adobe Captivate , Articulate and Qarbon , along with Jay Cross (yes, I know, I wondered whether he'd just turned up in the wrong room and, given that he's always got something interesting to say, they just allowed him to join in). I attended the panel discussion on 'the future of rapid e-learning tools' at the eLearning Guild's Annual Gathering in Boston today with a misunderstanding. I
Of course, if it isn't an e-learning tutorial you're after, then: for simple HTML content I'd use whatever tool comes with the LMS or content management system; for 2D games I'd use a specialist tool that generates Flash output; for rigorous assessments I'd use a tool like QuestionMark ; for content that learners can contribute towards I'd use a wiki; for a 3D learning world I'd use Caspian's Thinking Worlds ; for a software tutorial I'd use something like Captivate , Qarbon , Camtasia ; for a PowerPoint conversion I'd use Articulate or Adobe Presenter . The Learning Circuits Blog Big Question for July is 'how should e-learning developers choose their authoring tools given the proliferation of tools on the market?'
But still, this gives a general indication and it's especially interesting when you compare it to 2007 : Corporate Blog (20) Personal Learning (23) eLearning Tools (323) Software Simulation (21) Qarbon (6) Second Life (135) PowerPoint (148) Google Scholar (9) Authorware (16) Ah the good old days of 2007. I've done a few posts in the past that take a look at the topics that are Hot Topics in Training . In each case, these are crude in that they look only at what terms people are using in a given content set.
Tools for creating interactive tutorials (the bulk) as opposed to those that specialise in producing assessments ( QuestionMark ), 3D games (Caspian's Thinking Worlds ), software simulations (Captivate, Qarbon ViewletBuilder , Camtasia ) and scenarios ( RapideL Discover , Captivate). Two situations recently have got me thinking about e-learning authoring tools. Firstly, I've been doing some more work on the script for The 30-minute masters which, if you remember, aims to teach the essentials of instructional design to subject matter experts in no more than 30 minutes.
Qarbon? ( see this post on Adobe/Articulate/Qarbon ) Login | RSS TechnicalTrainer.org Providing the building blocks for Technical Trainers. Home
Qarbon ? Bill Sawyer posted in response to my Conversation Topics post. You can find posts aggregated via eLearning Learning - 100 Conversations . I've not met Bill before, and this was a great way to start. He is definitely challenged and thinking a lot about training standards.