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10 Common Problems faced by Learners in Online Learning

Raptivity

Addressing the above mentioned issues while designing, developing and deploying an online/eLearning course would greatly help Instructional Designers and online educators in making it a complete success. Raptivity, a Rapid eLearning tool, helps address some of the above content related issues with its 190+ customizable interactions library.

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Thoughts on a “Controversial” Approach to Rapid eLearning Development

OpenSesame

I had already created the standards and exercises for the various certification tasks, so my next step was to create a very simple script to use as my voiceover. We also use them for general learner support issues (the certification elements are really the exercises and the coached feedback provided). FT Rapid E-learning Ecosystem.

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Live in NY! It’s Kineo…

Learning Visions

Wednesday, November 10, Kineo hosted a live workshop in New York on rapid eLearning in the Enterprise. Here’s some of what people shared: I’m a one-stop-shop – how do I learn more about tools? The myth of needing an interactive exercise every 3-5 screens. How do I speed up the process? A very simple model).

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's How to Save Time & Money Building Your Next E-Learning Course - The Rapid eLearning Blog

Rapid eLearning

The Rapid Elearning Blog. Here’s How to Save Time & Money Building Your Next E-Learning Course. Unless you work for the Count of Monte Cristo, you most likely have limited resources to build your e-learning courses. Make rapid elearning the default approach unless you need more.

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Rapid Scenario Building and More FREE Templates and Images

eLearningArt

Last week I blogged about creating a rapid eLearning course mockup to get stakeholder feedback early in the development process. Scenarios leverage the unique aspects of eLearning. Most of the eLearning courses I build involve scenarios or some form of exercise where the learner has to make choices.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Learning Styles

Learning Visions

This means that I learn best through my visual channel, next kinesthetic, with audio being my weakest channel. Last year, we did a similar exercise at the school -- although this time, I was a teacher taking the test. We used a different approach: The Playground Theory of Learning developed by Shelly Loewen. We can dream, right?