eLearning Weekly Magazine
In the Spotlight
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Free and Easy Learning on Justin.tv
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Learning Tech 2012 Conference Update
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eLearning Thought Leaders: Mark Lassoff
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3D Tips for the Part-Time eLearning Freelancer
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Top 5 eLearning Skills for 2011 – A Follow-Up
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Free and Easy Learning on Justin.tv
I have been learning a lot about elearning development and course delivery methods. Many trainers out there know that video is an important tool that will help ease and dramatically accelerate the delivery of course content to learners, and it seems to me that the elearning industry still hasn’t figured out a way to utilize [...]
Event News
Learning Tech 2012 Conference Update
Conference News! This April, in Chicago, I will be speaking about mlearning design and strategy at Learning Tech 2012. I love Chicago. It’s a city with an energy that makes events especially invigorating. I hope to see you there, April 23-25. For more information, I contacted Courtney Green in New York to ask her about [...]
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eLearning Thought Leaders: Mark Lassoff
I was very lucky to catch Mark Lassoff in between speaking at DevLearn, working on his forthcoming book from Focal Press, and producing his next training video for the company he founded, LearnToProgram.tv. Mark is an anomoly in the world of elearning these days, because he knows how to code. I’m not just talking about [...]
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3D Tips for the Part-Time eLearning Freelancer
One of the best pieces of advice my father gave me was, “Discover what you’re good at and then learn how to make money at it.” Just like most obedient young boys, I totally ignored my father’s advice. Even though I’ve been drawing and cartooning my whole life and developing elearning for the past ten [...]
Theory
Top 5 eLearning Skills for 2011 – A Follow-Up
eLearning Weekly welcomes our newest contributor, Kevin Thorn. Following up on last week’s post titled, “Top 5 Skills for eLearning in 2011,” I’d like to explore this at a different angle. We could go two ways with this: Brand new to the eLearning industry, or a seasoned veteran honing their skills. The comments generated from [...]
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Mobile Learning is My Favorite
My first child was distance learning: online college courses. That kid never thought things were as convenient as they could be. My second, the middle child (so far), was corporate elearning. That kid has an attention problem. ...
Free and Easy Learning on Justin.tv
I have been learning a lot about elearning development and course delivery methods. Many trainers out there know that video is an important tool that will help ease and dramatically accelerate the delivery of course content to ...
Online Forums on Effective Audio and Video Use
The eLearning Guild hosts several Online Forums throughout the year. This month, the forum focuses on effective use of audio and video in elearning. You can visit their site to see the full lineup. I am posting an image of the ...
Learning Tech 2012 Conference Update
Conference News! This April, in Chicago, I will be speaking about mlearning design and strategy at Learning Tech 2012. I love Chicago. It’s a city with an energy that makes events especially invigorating. I hope to see ...
Holiday Lights and the User Experience
I fiddle with designing experiences and often talk about the user experience during projects. When I get questions about what “user experience” is, I like analogies to help me answer. So what can the holiday season ...
In the Eye of the DevLearn 2011 Storm
If DevLearn 2011 at the Aria in Las Vegas did anything, it confirmed one certainty about elearning: elearning is exhilarating. eLearning is esoteric, cutting edge, tumultuous, and sexy. And elearning is an industry. Yes, elearn...
eLearning Thought Leaders: Mark Lassoff
I was very lucky to catch Mark Lassoff in between speaking at DevLearn, working on his forthcoming book from Focal Press, and producing his next training video for the company he founded, LearnToProgram.tv. Mark is an anomoly i...
3D Tips for the Part-Time eLearning Freelancer
One of the best pieces of advice my father gave me was, “Discover what you’re good at and then learn how to make money at it.” Just like most obedient young boys, I totally ignored my father’s advice. Even though I’ve...
Too Hot for eLearning
By the time school let out each summer, I was already done learning. Sure, classes were wrapping up and testing was done, but I was intellectually checked-out because it was too hot for learning. Right now, in the midwest espec...
