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e-Learning Storyboards: Using Both Word and PowerPoint
Many instructional designers (IDers) have a variety of tools at hand to design and map out the client’s e-learning course for the client’s review, and to provide a detailed roadmap for the team who will develop the course. Most of … Continue reading
How to Organize Your e-Learning Project Files
Do you need help organizing and managing your e-learning project or course files? The e-learning community often talks about files and project management. In fact, Tom Kuhlmann of Articulate has a new blog post today that can spark new ideas. … Continue reading
The Salary Gap by Gender – The eLearning Guild Report
Yesterday, July 14, 2010, The eLearning Guild published a research report by Temple Smolen, titled “The Gender Pay Gap in e-Learning.” The report discusses an over 14% pay gap by gender in the e-learning field. Please read this report. It … 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
Instructional Design vs. ROI: Guy W. Wallace
Personal and Reflective Learning on Twitter On Twitter, colleagues and I frequently discuss the value of Twitter (and other technologies) for our Personal Learning Networks (PLNs). And, today, the #lrnchat topic focused on reflective learning, or how you reflect on … Continue reading
