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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Today, we’ll explore how you might use them in your elearning courses. Because of this, handwritten fonts can add value to your elearning course. The cork board example above could easily be the design theme for an elearning course. Add personality to your elearning course with handwritten fonts. In a previous post, I shared some free handwritten fonts . We already looked at how fonts are more than the text you read .
 
Monday, February 8, 2010
On the other hand if you like working on various subjects, you can join a company that is into custom e-learning. If you know how to work with rapid e-learning tools, create a 2 minute learning video and add it to your portfolio. If you do not know how to work with a rapid e-learning tool, spend some time learning the tool on your own. Times are changing. Getting a job as a fresher is no longer so easy, I guess.
 
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
In this post we’re going to see how all the pieces come together in an Open Environment for E-Learning. Open E-Learning Content – End-to-end integration (pt.11) is a post from: E-Learning Curve Blog ...Tags: Tags: e-learning CMS e-learning development process LMS multimedia Open Environment rapid e-learning trainin
 

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I don't know if I've seen this reported by the eLearningGuild , but their reports showed some interesting information about satisfaction levels reported by members on course authoring and rapid eLearning tool satisfaction levels. Courseware Authoring Tool Satisfaction - Rapid eLearning Tool Satisfaction - I'm only showing tools with 15 or more evaluations. Unfortunately, my blog is not wide enough for these images, so click on the image to go to a page with the full size image. List of Tools and Vendors: Keynote - KnowledgePlanet On-Demand..
Based on my recent posts about the Shift in eLearning from Pure Courseware towards Reference Hybrids , I was asked if this isn't just "Rapid eLearning" - a term that simultaneously is good and bad. Rapid eLearning is on the mark in terms of the demands on learning professionals - Learning Trends Point To and Shape eLearning 2.0 - the heart of which are the following needs: Very fast transfer Occurred in short bursts w/o leaving the workplace Fast to develop (and low cost) Had real impact on performance Another post that discusses this is: The Driver for Rapid
There’s a lot of debate about interactivity in elearning. You have some people who think elearning is not valid unless it has a high level of interactivity. was at a conference once where someone was demoing an elearning course. While the game was pretty cool, it was completely out of context for the learning. Anything that’s not interactive is just a “boring click-and-read course.” On the other hand, there are a lot of people who equate interactivity with nonsensical games.
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 e-learning experts complain that rapid development tools are helping e-learning amateurs to turn out low-quality and poorly-designed materials that merely pay lip service
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. 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. When the above graphic was taken, it shows the overall satisfaction reported by eLearningGuild members about various tools.
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. thought I knew what 'rapid e-learning' meant. After all, LTI Magazine defined raid e-learning as "courseware (live or self-paced) developed in less than three weeks, where SMEs act as the primary development resource". I Bersin used a similar definition: "Web-based training programmes that can be created in a few weeks and which are authored largely by SMEs".
A manager I know works for a multibillion dollar company that has its own elearning group. However, when she needs to train her staff of about 200, she has no access to the elearning group’s resources. Without rapid elearning tools, she’d be hard pressed to offer her team the benefits of online learning. However, with rapid elearning tools she’s gone from no elearning to dozens of quick hit elearning courses. While rapid elearning presents opportunities like this, the challenge is that many who build rapid elearning courses are
As we know, Rapid E-Learning is subject matter expert-centric, based on authoring or developing content with easy-to-use, ubiquitous platforms like PowerPoint & Flash, and enables content to be... The The E-learning Curve blog shares thought-provoking commentary and practical knowledge for e-learning professionals. Find out more... ...Tags: Tags: powermanual SME subject matter expert serena prototyping rapid e-learning iwebkit flash courseware development webcat Stanza LCD
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Is there a rapid elearning or screencasting production tool for the Mac? contributor to my post Capture that E-Learning Demo: Update, asked me: We The E-learning Curve blog shares thought-provoking commentary and practical knowledge for e-learning professionals. Tags: viewletbuilder A We