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.
Category: e-learning
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70-20-10 : No longer applicable to online learning – and here’s why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.
Top Six E-Learning Tools for 2015
My top six e-learning tools. Plus a brief commentary on the outdated 70-20-10 approach and informal-formal.
Readers Q&A on E-Learning
Readers asked, I responded. The latest reader Q&A on anything and everything e-learning.
