The E-Learning Slug Awards
Some solutions, features and companies are not slugs; the move at the right speed or are ahead of the curve. Then there are the others.
Category: e-learning
ATD ICE 2016 – Post Review
The ATD ICE 2016 show was way better than last year, but it still has a way to go to make is elite. On the other side, some products stood out, others did not.
State of the Authoring Tool Industry
The current state of the authoring tool industry is a mixed bag. Most vendors are missing the mark of what it means to be an authoring tool. That is to be better.
Learning Tech Rock n Roll..
The latest learning technology to hit the e-learning space is discussed. Let’s rock and roll.
Who really wins?
High maintenance? Customer bids? Vendor responses? Who really wins in this real world experience? And does it matter?
E-Learning 24/7 Superhero Reader Edition: LRS Pros/Cons, Course design – what works
Welcome, to another installment of Q&A where readers of the E-Learning 24/7 send me questions via e-mail and I respond
Here’s an idea to free college: 100% asynchronous based courses (self-paced), yeah e-learning
How many of us have read it, seen it or heard it in the media? College is too expensive, students
70-20-10 : No longer applicable to online learning – and here’s why
70-20-10 was built upon a theory back in the eighties. Many people believe it still applies to online learning. I’m not one of them.
The Latest: What consumers are seeking; plus video and mobile data
A round-up of the past two months regarding e-learning, LMSs, authoring tools and more. DevLearn Due a recent rib injury,
What is our role in online learning?
E-learning offers many things to many different people. But there are some people out there who need it the most, but cannot get it – for a multitude of reasons. I believe we need to do something about that. All of us.
