The Truth and Realities of E-Learning
The ASTD2014 show is just around the corner. With over 400 vendor booths out there, it is hard to find out whom to see and check out. Hence my guide. Doesn’t list everyone, but for a quick burst, check these vendors out.
Many people can be swayed with the big names, the big prices and the big ideas that a system isn’t as good unless it is well known. Well, step right up to the LMS Sideshow and be amazed at our info creatures.
Everyone loves lists. So, here are five lists focusing on the LMS space. Some will be thought provoking others will be enlightening.
People love to tell you how their free open source system which they build is better than a commercial one. However, they often fail to mention that they have the internal resources to do it OR that if you do not have those resources, building it will end up costing you more (in many cases) than going commercial.
Creating an e-learning strategy will go a long way to helping you succeed. Not just for the “right now” but also long term. The problem that often arises is people tend to leave out an item or two. This guide will solve that.
The current state of the authoring tool industry includes some ho-hum features along with some new possibilities including actual gaming course building.
There are two kinds of LMS Proposals – good ones and bad ones. The bad ones are nothing more than replication of information, extreme length and information that does not show the value of you, the potential customer.
The latest tracking indicates that there are four features every LMS must include now, but there are also two features that shouldn’t be left out. One just makes sense. The other, soon will be.
M-Learning is the latest buzz word to create confusion, because some vendors assume consumers know the specifics of what it is and what it is not. In the end, the message is not getting through and its not the consumers fault, its the vendors.
The top 20 Learning Management Systems of 2013-14
