Monthly Archives: May 2009
Adobe Flash SWF Scenarios Inside Quizzes
e-Learning design and development typically includes the design of assessments (or quizzes). While working on an online compliance and business ethics course with the SME, I decided to bring work-related scenarios directly onto the quiz question screens. The result worked … Continue reading
All the Top e-Learning News | elearning.alltop.com
Guy Kawasaki (The Art of the Start) has a venture called Alltop.com, and through Cammy Bean‘s tweet on Twitter, I learned that Alltop.com has added the e-learning category at: http://elearning.alltop.com What is this? It’s all the top news about e-learning! … Continue reading
Captivate: Rollover Slidelet vs. Rollover Image
Helpful Hints from the LinkedIn Captivate Group. The exchange below took place in the Adobe Captivate Group on LinkedIn.com, and I found it very helpful. I’m blogging it so it’s a reference I can refer back to, but if you … Continue reading
Medical e-Learning: Michel Taillet | Video of the Month 200905
The Medical/Health Care Field and e-Learning It’s been a busy, first part of 2009. While searching for a Video of the Month on YouTube (yea, I know, I haven’t posted a video since January… hence this post), I found an … Continue reading
