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How LCMS Revolutionizes the Creation and Delivery of Learning Content

Harbinger Interactive Learning

As enterprises migrate or use multiple LMS’s, managing multiple content formats is a big challenge. It’s also a challenge to create, deploy, and manage various versions of courses. What is LCMS and How to Deploy It? An LCMS is an integration of LMS and content management system (CMS). Stage 2: Design.

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single-source learning content development…

Xyleme

Everyone knows that the old way of doing things is just not working any more once you have any number of courses… doing your Instructor Guide and Student Guide in Word or FrameMaker, your Slides in PowerPoint or Keynote and your learning in Articulate or Lectora. Well help is here.

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single-source learning content development…

Xyleme

Everyone knows that the old way of doing things is just not working any more once you have any number of courses… doing your Instructor Guide and Student Guide in Word or FrameMaker, your Slides in PowerPoint or Keynote and your learning in Articulate or Lectora. Well help is here.

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Our Collection of Learning Management Tools

Ed App

We’ve collected the best learning management tools – learn more about them here. Knowledge Management Tools. Transferring and sharing of business knowledge is now easier than ever before — thanks to the rapid increase of knowledge management tools on the market. SCORM Players.

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Investing in your Single-Source Nightmare

Xyleme

Set aside pre-conceptions: Single-source is an evolutionary step for content development but will not be effective unless a shift in mindset takes place up-front. So be open-minded to the process.

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The Building Blocks of a Successful e-Training Program

ICS Learning

A sound design process begins with a thorough analysis of the training needs and a determination of the learning objectives. The next step is to design the instruction necessary to accomplish the teaching objectives and create an assessment structure to assure that the objectives have been met. Enter technology.

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how not to adopt an lcms

Xyleme

Home > Executive Perspective > How not to adopt an LCMS How not to adopt an LCMS June 2nd, 2009 Goto comments Leave a comment As the economy has forced organizations to do more with less, we’re seeing more and more interest in LCMS systems. One of the reasons you’re adopting an LCMS is to streamline your process.

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