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Rapid Authoring – Freeform Vs Template Based

Upside Learning

While working on rapid authored courses (courses authored using rapid authoring tools), I often encounter the decision point of whether to use freeform rapid authoring tools or the traditional template-based tools. First, let’s look at template-based tools. Both have their own pros and cons.

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eLearning in the Workplace

TalentLMS

For example, careful observation of employees at work will determine a pattern of mistakes and improvements. Based on a popular survey ICT Test Bed technological maturity model, authors Underwood & Dillon (2004) revealed six distinct types of e-learners in the work-place: The Novice: These learners know very little about eLearning.

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Creating Courses for Adult Learners

Adobe Captivate

A Software simulation (by him). Logical (These learners like to work out the problem first and need to see things in a logical pattern) They normally create lists throughout the day. As an instructional designer (ID) it is your job to incorporate as many of the ways that learners take in information into your course and modules.

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Articulate Storyline – A Tool that Supports your Instructional Design Strategy

CommLab India

Let me congratulate everyone who delivers training using the power packed authoring tool ‘Articulate Storyline’ Why are instructional designers all over the world in awe of Storyline? Because it aids free thinking in instructional designers. Videos are best for software simulation and for brief introductions.

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Top 70 eLearning Articles - Hot Topics: iPad Adobe Captivate - July 2010

eLearning Learning Posts

Instructional Design and E-Learning Blogs - Experiencing eLearning , July 6, 2010 Back when I wrote my instructional design careers series in 2007, I was only aware of a few blogs by instructional designers. Recently I came across this discussion on LinkedIn – best book for beginning instructional designers.