The E-learning Curve at Edublogs

As I’ve discussed in the past, there’s a whole constituency of e-learning courseware developers who, for either practical, philosophical, or even purely financial reasons have decided to create learning content using open source and free-to-use courseware.
One of the tools I looked at in the past is an open source Integrated Development Environment for [...]

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As I’ve discussed in the past, there’s a whole constituency of e-learning courseware developers who, for either practical, philosophical, or even purely financial reasons have decided to create learning content using open source and free-to-use courseware.
One of the tools I looked at in the past is an open source Integrated Development Environment for [...]

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If you’re a regular reader, you’ll know that I recently posted on The Mobile Segment of the Learning Marketspace - new report. In that post, I discussed the outcomes of the Elearning Guild Report on the topic.
Well, since then, I have becomes the happy owner of an Apple 3G iPhone (a screenshot of my wallpaper [...]

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You may know that the Flash Player is not yet available for the iPhone, which leaves learning consultants like me in a quandary; how to deploy courseware on the device. I am going to investigate Camtasia Studio, and ToolBook Instructor 9.5 Beta as iPhone elearning content authoring tools.

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You may recall this post where I discussed a new Rapid E-Learning authoring tool I was beta-testing for a friend.
If, like me, you’ve spent extended periods of time creating manuals from other media formats, you’ll appreciate the hard work and, to be honest, tedium involved in generating, formatting, proofing, and finally producing documentation to accompany [...]

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You may recall this post where I discussed a new Rapid E-Learning authoring tool I was beta-testing for a friend.
If, like me, you’ve spent extended periods of time creating manuals from other media formats, you’ll appreciate the hard work and, to be honest, tedium involved in generating, formatting, proofing, and finally producing documentation to accompany [...]

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I’ve been having a little bit of fun over the last few days.
A friend of mine is developing a very cool tool that will enable courseware developers to easily convert their presentation content into neatly-formatted MS Word documents for distribution to learners. If, like me, you’ve spent extended periods of time creating manuals from other [...]

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I’ve been having a little bit of fun over the last few days.
A friend of mine is developing a very cool tool that will enable courseware developers to easily convert their presentation content into neatly-formatted MS Word documents for distribution to learners. If, like me, you’ve spent extended periods of time creating manuals from other [...]

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A fascinating debate has developed around Jane Hart’s Top 100 Tools for Learning: The Bamboo Project has responded with a commentary called Looks Like Workplace Learning is Still Web 1.0.
First of all I want to congratulate Jane on the effort she has put in to creating this fantastic resource for learning professionals. Her analysis [...]

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A fascinating debate has developed around Jane Hart’s Top 100 Tools for Learning: The Bamboo Project has responded with a commentary called Looks Like Workplace Learning is Still Web 1.0.
First of all I want to congratulate Jane on the effort she has put in to creating this fantastic resource for learning professionals. Her analysis [...]

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