Join Tom Kuhlmann from Articulate as he presents 2 exciting sessions at DevLearn!

Rapid Instructional Design to Go with Your Rapid E-Learning

Rapid e-Learning tools make it easy to create your courses, but they don’t replace instructional design. The reality for many is that you have no money and time, so the default position is to build simple, click-and-read courses. But it doesn’t have to be that way. If you want to build engaging and interactive e-Learning, there’s a way to do so, even on a limited budget and with a tight timeline. More

Virtual Villages: Cultivating a Shared Practice Community

How much of what you've learned comes from formal training – and how much comes from collaborating and idea-sharing with your network of trusted colleagues? In many industries and organizations, informal knowledge-sharing happens haphazardly and only in silos – it's typically a rich but untapped resource. Think of how much we could extend and reinforce learning if we got strategic about building shared-practice communities where learners can help and mentor one another. More

Adobe eLearning Suite 2.0: What's New and What's Hot!

Adobe launched eLearning Suite 2 in June 2010. This second iteration of the eLearning Suite introduces new and enhanced integration between the various tools it contains, in addition to scores of changes in the various tools. As an e-Learning developer, instructional designer, or manager, you need to be able to evaluate this suite to see whether it can enhance your learning development. Full description

Adobe Captivate 5: Time-saving Tips and Tricks

Adobe released Captivate 5 in June 2010. Captivate 4 was already a powerful tool, but it was an old tool that had gone through a number of owners and development teams. Captivate 5 is a complete rewrite from the ground up, built to modernize the code base; restyled to feel more like the rest of Adobe’s suite of tools; and revised to enhance performance and usability. Adobe has included a number of new features that can enhance the quality of the learning content you deliver, and make building and maintaining it faster than ever. Full description

100 iPhone Apps to Learn Anything & Everything

The App Store has become an outstanding source of education spanning every topic you can imagine. Whether you’re interested in wine tasting, medieval weaponry, or U.S. presidents, you can learn all about it using your iPhone.

For learning objectives involving, but not limited to Art & Design, Basic Education, Business &Finance, Games, Language, Magic, Medical, Music & Dance, Photography, Sports & Fitness, and the United States.

See all the 100 apps HERE.