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Learning with e's
MARCH 20, 2014
Thus, I eventually enrolled in a PhD program studying with Randy Garrison and I guess I’ve been at distance education research, publication and practice ever since. Photo courtesy of Terry Anderson/ Athabasca University Interview with Terry Anderson by Steve Wheeler is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0
Rapid eLearning
FEBRUARY 1, 2011
Rapid elearning is attractive because you can create effective elearning courses with little or no programming required. That’s great for the programming part of the course. If you’re a licensed user of the Microsoft products you have free access to the many templates and media assets they make available. Rapid Assets.
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Learning Visions
APRIL 5, 2007
You can use the animation features of your presentation program to build your ideas a step at a time. I also stumbled on this interview by Karl Kapp with Jane Bozarth over at e-Learning guru.com that had some good nuggets on basic instructional design and using low cost tools (like PowerPoint) to build effective e-Learning.
Learning Visions
JUNE 26, 2009
A ‘low-cost’ LMS starts at an average of $58K. That’s the low price. Because it’s open source, there are no licensing costs. Talented individuals who can program like hell and believe in the open source philosophy. Does this mean LMS's cut their prices when a license is renewed?
Limestone Learning
JULY 26, 2018
Optimize your brand, technology and employee referral program. Best practices for sourcing through your employee referral program. In this webcast, you’ll learn about: The design of a year-long program focused on building leadership effectiveness. The results of a research study designed to measure the impact of this program.
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