The Truth and Realities of E-Learning
E-Learning vendors, specifically content authoring tools and LMSs have failed to listen to end users when it comes time for emerging technology and its incorporation within their products. A survey conducted by E-Learning 24/7, is speaking loud and clear, so will e-learning vendors finally listen?
Advanced features and functionalities are appearing more and more in web conferencing systems. Secrets about audio sans VOIP and web conferencing and LMS integration are rarely discussed. They are now.
Web conferencing continues to be a huge market, but many people are unaware of all the complexities involved in selecting the right product. Pricing isn’t as simple as it once was, and with the abundance of features, some included, some not, it can be overwhelming. This is a two part series.
Liquid Authoring, is a new SAAS rapid content authoring tool. While it has some great features, it is hurt with poor execution and questionable intangibles.
SharePoint is being seen as the cure all for social learning, yet what many fail to realize is that it is not without its challenges. Cost, time, IT resources are just the first three.
With the advancements in technology in the cloud, more and more people are starting to use products that at one time, were only available on their computer. Yet, when it comes to e-learning, the majority of vendors are missing the wave.
EasyGenerator is a SaaS based content authoring tool that provides robust features in an easy to use environment, but it suffers from lag time issues and questionable objects. It has the potential to be a masterpiece, but it needs some key mods to make it happen.
When you are looking at a learning management system, asking some standard questions even before you get to the demo is crucial. But what do you know to ask?
With the growth of mobile learning, you would expect vendors in all areas – from LMS, Web Conferencing, Content Authoring tools and others, to have an app. Yet, that isn’t the case.
Naysayers are starting to appear on why social learning is irrelevant. They see it as no value and no benefit to end users. I don’t blame them because the industry seems to be stuck in a rut. They love excuses to not to do it. Time, to end the excuses.
