E-learning Curve Blog at Edublogs

This post on podcasting for e-learning professionals will consider some aspects of narrative, and debunk an urban myth.

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Podcasts – like blogs – develop a distinctive ‘personality’ according to the characteristics of the source material, the type of audience that material is aimed at.

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I’m delighted to launch a content delivery channel I’ve been researching and developing for a while: a podcast for the E-Learning Curve Blog.

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Rapid E-Learning is SME-centric, based on authoring or developing content with easy-to-use platforms and enables content to be developed in a matter of days.

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Brandon Hall have released a comprehensive guide called Authoring Tool KnowledgeBase 2009 A Buyer’s Guide to the Best E-Learning Content Development Applications

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Today’s the day for my eLearning Guild Online Forum debut presentation. I’ll be hosting an online session called Integrating Audio in to E-Learning Courseware.

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The eLearning Guild’s next Online Forum taking place on June 4th & 5th is called Lights, Camera, Action: Using Media to Engage the Learner.

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Donald Clark has very comprehensively reviewed the new Adobe eLearning Suite (eLS) on his always interesting and informative Big Dog, Little Dog blog.

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I recently posted on integrating audio with e-learning authoring tools, and in the near future, I’ll be covering some aspects of the visual aspects of creating e-learning content, focusing on creating video for application demonstrations and using still imagery in e-learning.
In the meantime, the eLearning Guild have just published an informative primer called Making [...]

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This post from the E-Learning Curve Blog covers importing and synchronizing audio with markers into Adobe Captivate.

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