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Published Date: 09/21/2009
Category: Management Strategies
Title: Case Study: Team Development of Simulation-Based Application Training
Author: Alana Meeker and Michele Stouffer
Abstract:
What do you do when you have a big application software training project, but limited time, limited access to SMEs, a global audience, and existing content that doesn’t meet the client’s needs? This week’s not-entirely-imaginary fable shows you what e-Learning teams at one company were able to do!
Design Strategies
Self-Efficacy in Social Learning
by David Wilkins
E-Learning designers sometimes show the same fascination with social learning that a moth has with a flame, or an acrophobic with a cliff ledge. Fascinated, but wary of getting too close. This week, learn what you can do to adopt social learning successfully, and without fear.
Launch successful corporate social learning by supporting self-efficacy and participation. Tips for helping user self-confidence, self-esteem, cultural awareness, and technical knowledge and aptitude. People first, technology second!
Extra Insights
Dispatch from the Digital Frontlines: Facebook, SARPA, WikiEducator
This week, Anne looks at the expanded capabilities of Facebook; U.S. Legislation that supports free online learning; and a resource for free content. She also gives your conscience a little nudge.
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