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E-Learning authoring tools are part of a larger organizational infrastructure and learning ecosystem which support the delivery and management of learning.

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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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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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The eLearning Guild have just published an informative primer called Making a Demonstration Video for E-Learning Use.

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Is there a rapid elearning or screencasting production tool for the Mac?

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Uploading content to an LMS is easy, but it’s not intuitive. Computers are obvious and logical. The logical and obvious approach is to pick through all of the ShockWave Flash (SWF) files, find the largest one (because that contains the content – right?) and use the Browse feature of your LMS to upload the content. This inevitably ends in failure, because there’s more to distributing learning materials online that just the content.

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Finally, Adobe have recognized that like graphics, DTP, and digital media producers, e-learning is a significant market vertical for their applications, and have released the Adobe eLearning Suite

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If you’re a regular (and dedicated) reader of The E-Learning Curve Blog, you’ll recall that in did a compare / contrast between authorSTREAM and SlideShare some months back.  At the time I concluded:
So which service is better? Well, I guess that comes down to WIIFM – what’s in it for me. The broad sweep of [...]

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This evening I’m giving a lecture on the topic of “Rapid E-Learning and E-Learning Authoring Tools” at the National College of Ireland.I’ll post my notes here tomorrow.I’m also going to initiate a series of “how to’s” about e-learning content development using those tools of our trade, with an initial focus on Adobe Captivate.

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