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Why I Entered the 2010 Articulate Guru Awards
Do you have what it takes to be an e-learning guru? That’s the question Tom Kuhlmann and other staff members at Articulate ask the e-learning community each year. This year, I finally submitted an entry to the Guru Awards. I’ve … Continue reading
mLearnCon 2010: Index of My Blog Posts
My Blog Posts about mLearnCon 2010 On Twitter: @jenisecook June 14-17, 2010, in gorgeous San Diego, California, The eLearning Guild hosted and facilitated their first annual conference on mobile learning, or mLearnCon. I registered to attend several seminars, plus a … Continue reading
Posted in e-Learning, mLearnCon, mobile_learning
Tagged coding, CSS, design, instructional_design, learning_tools, networking, resources, Software
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How to Estimate Training Time and Costs
Why This Post Yesterday, I was asked how I estimate the number of hours it could take to design and develop learning activities for a training (workplace performance improvement) project. My answer? “It depends.” That said, my colleagues and I … Continue reading
Posted in Project Management
Tagged Articulate, design, e-Learning, Project Management, resources
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PowerPoint 2007: Designs for e-Learning v.2
You Can Still Design with PowerPoint 2007 Eleven months ago today, I wrote a post on the new design elements and features in PowerPoint 2007 (2008 for the Mac) that allow you to create visually effective designs and templates for … Continue reading
Posted in Freebies, e-Learning
Tagged Articulate, design, e-Learning, instructional_design, PowerPoint
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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
