Learning with e's

NOVEMBER 28, 2015

Before the digital age, teachers could write books and articles to share their knowledge. Here are five ways we can give our knowledge to generations of learners we will never meet: 1) Blogging. Blogs such as the one you are now reading have been set up to share knowledge, and also to encourage discussion. 3) Slideshows.

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Rapid eLearning

JUNE 1, 2010

I’ve mentioned Audacity before. If you want to learn more, go to the site and check out the demo and tutorials. Creative Commons Audio. Here are a few sites that offer sound effects and free music. Be sure to check out their Creative Commons License agreements before using them. Levelator – before.

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Audio Free Rapid eLearning Audacity 80

Rapid eLearning

NOVEMBER 8, 2010

And then I take that color information to a site like Color Schemer to create a color scheme. As I was searching previous posts to answer his question, I ran into a lot of the tools and sites that I’ve recommended in previous blog posts. Audacity : free open source audio recording and editing software. original post ].

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Matrix

APRIL 30, 2019

I am, however, going to take it one step further and list some of these ‘wonder-sites’. Without further ado, let’s explore 16 ‘wonder-sites’ that instructional designers everywhere should have in their backpokets: Prezi is a web-based tool for creating presentations (called prezis for short). Toolkit for a zero-budget training project.

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Instructional Design Toolkit Budget Project 64