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Top 10 Tools for Rapid eLearning

Rob Hubbard

We’ve put our heads together and come up with our favourite (mostly free) tools for aiding rapid elearning development. by Tess Robinson, Director, LearningAge Solutions. As our team are located all over the world, we particularly love cloud-based tools that allow for collaboration: MockFlow Wireframe Editor Screenshot.

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The BIG Debate: Can Rapid eLearning Ever Be Truly Engaging?

Rob Hubbard

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The BIG Debate: Can Rapid eLearning Ever Be Truly Engaging?

Rob Hubbard

There are now a number of ‘rapidelearning authoring tools that enable ‘anyone’ to author elearning content. Instructional design can make the difference between a rapid elearning course meeting the training need for which it was designed or being an enormous waste of time and resources. And yes, this is true.

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ReD is Dead

Rob Hubbard

This month we bid a fond farewell to our much cherished and long-running Rapid eLearning Development (ReD) course. You can sign up for the Digital Learning Design course by emailing info@learningagesolutions.com. It consumed me and I loved it.

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You (Probably) Have the Technology

Rob Hubbard

As well as our free online Rapid eLearning Development (ReD) course we also deliver a one-day workshop covering some of the same material. Quite regularly people ask us which elearning author tool they should buy, the assumption being, you must have an elearning author tool in order to create elearning.

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Designing distance learning courses

Rob Hubbard

In our free Rapid eLearning Development (ReD) course we see the following approximate ratio: 100 people – enrol and are sent joining instructions. Consider whether you will accredit or grade students and what form this will take. 60 people – log in to the social network where the course is hosted.

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Coactivism – A Learning Model

Rob Hubbard

For many years now I’ve been dissatisfied with how training is delivered and in particular the concepts of ‘classroom’ and ‘elearning’. In 2009 I developed a new learning model that addresses the issues as I see them. Since then I’ve been trialling this learning model in our Rapid eLearning Development course.