Popular eLearning Guild Content
Author: Jeremy Vest
Abstract: Google’s entry into social networking, Buzz, created quite a bit of buzz last week after its launch. While the service is not necessarily in its final form yet, and certainly not everyone who has tried it likes it, it certainly is not too early to start looking at Buzz as a potential learning environment.
Speaker:
Jared Palmer
Description: Learning professionals are being tasked with creating e-Learning content more quickly and with fewer resources. RWD uPerform allows you to collaboratively create, store, deploy, and manage application simulations and rapidly-developed e-Learning content. Through advanced collaboration features, central XML-based authoring capabilities, and scalable architecture, knowledge workers can quickly and e…
Abstract: In this third volume of the Getting Started series, we’ll consider when and how to build rapid e-Learning. We’ll start with a brief explanation of the differences between the processes of developing e-Learning in a more traditional way versus developing it using a rapid approach. This will help you see where rapid e-Learning approaches fit in the scheme of e-Learning as a whole.
Category: Staff - e-Learning Instructional Design
Category: Staff - e-Learning Development
Vendor: RWD
Description: The RWD uLearn™ LMS is a full-featured online administrative and learning environment. RWD has tailored the system to create and manage courseware catalogs, schedule instructor-led or online courses, create role-based subscriptions, track completions, and manage eCommerce transactions. The RWD uLearn™ Learning Management System encompasses the full range of learning delivery methods, including cla…
http://www.rwd.com/solutions/products/uLearn.aspx
Description: Some of the highly used learning devices include
scenarios, role plays, reflection, practice test,
reckoner, job aids…
Description: Mobiles are fast becoming the platforms of choice for all we do in life – browsing, chatting, other social interactions, & even starting to be used for learning delivery as well. At Upside Learning we’ve been creating various learning applications for mobile devices including apps for iPhone, Blackberry, & Android; browser based courses; short movies/animations etc. While working on these we have …
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