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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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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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In my view, this investment will prove to be a game-changer. As it is, you could say that HMH are the only game in (e-learning) town – if they manage the innovations and outputs afforded by this R&D centre correctly, HMH will grow to become the Google of e-learning.

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Imagine…
Each of us had the facility to access a personalised version of the types and diversity of information and knowledge on display in Times Square, NY. Is this the ultimate immersive learning environment?
Ten years ago, who would have though you could “Broadcast Yourself” a la YouTube? There is a booth on W44th St that allows [...]

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I’m getting some interesting feedback from a variety of sources on my blog post Recession and the challenge to e-learning. Steve McKenzie over at Eduspaces has commented that he considers e-learning to be a “recession buster …on balance costs for institutions and individuals can be saved.”
I completely agree with Steve’s assessment; the challenge as I [...]

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It seems that I touched the zeitgeist last week when I posted on the looming recession in the US economy. Here are links to some of the more interesting posts others in the industry have been saying on the subject:

Training for a Recession – Allen’s Learning Blog
US Economy and e-Learning in 2008 – G-Cube Solutions
Classrooms [...]

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Despite the fact that Ireland is home to more commercial e-learning organisations per capita than anywhere else on the planet, there are very few blogs representing the views of the Irish e-learning community being maintained. More about that directly, but first…
Here’s a quick look back at the the contribution of Irish-owned e-learning companies to the [...]

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A colleague in an area of business other than the learning industry asked me a few days ago; “Do you think that e-learning will survive a recession?”
My initial response to her was “there’s no recession… yet!” Later, I reflected on the implications of the current economic slowdown (whether or not it turns into a recession) [...]

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