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Self-Paced Success Factors

Learning Developments

The courses developed in house were based on simulations and interactions. Here are some of the reasons I credit with success: Quality simulations and videos - The software simulations created in house were created in Captivate and were high quality with good graphics and animations.

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Self-Paced Success Factors

Learning Developments

The courses developed in house were based on simulations and interactions. Here are some of the reasons I credit with success: Quality simulations and videos - The software simulations created in house were created in Captivate and were high quality with good graphics and animations.

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Using Lessons from Video Games in E-Learning

Learning Developments

Some of these lessons are: Games can be used to simulate real work situations. There are lessons that can be learned on how to use games in learning. I wrote a blog article last year about what the 80's movie WarGames teaches us about learning games. Games should be tied to learning goals.

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Control the Geek and use Wisely

Learning Developments

Just because Articulate is easy to use and creates cool eLearning projects, doesn't mean we should use it to do a true to life software simulation. Creating a software simulation? Twitter is an awesome way to communicate but simply want work any many corporate cultures. When Ready.Apply. Going to iPad?

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WBT Development Toolbox

Learning Developments

I will be doing a lot of technology training courses so software simulations are very important. Captivate does a very good job of creating software simulations. Articulate and Lectora do not do simulations. The last content authoring tool I choose was Captivate.

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Adobe Learning Summit

Learning Developments

There are a few things I'm particularly interested in: Adobe Captivate Widget 101 - I've already created my own widget to marshal communications between Captivate and Lectora so that I can save a learner's place inside a simulation.

Adobe 50
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Control the Geek and use Wisely

Learning Developments

Just because Articulate is easy to use and creates cool eLearning projects, doesn't mean we should use it to do a true to life software simulation. Creating a software simulation? Twitter is an awesome way to communicate but simply want work any many corporate cultures. When Ready.Apply. Going to iPad?