by Bill Brandon
Gary Woodill, senior analyst at Brandon Hall Research, has contributed a new book to the slowly growing library of books on mobile learning, The Mobile Learning Edge. Here’s a review.
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by Jacqueline Beck
Adobe has released the latest version of its Connect product. This review covers the new features, the improvements, and other details you will want to know about if you are using virtual classrooms.
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by Bill Brandon
As organizations adopt social media for corporate communications and marketing, e-Learning pros will need to help managers and executives learn about it. Here is a textbook that may help.
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by Joe Fournier
Recent enhancements open many more publishing options and add workflow improvements to Raptivity.
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by Joe Fournier
Articulate Studio is a set of popular rapid e-Learning tools. Should it take over 1,000 pages to cover the basics? No, but Shank and Burcher go far beyond mere basics, providing developers with a gold mine. Here’s an in-depth review of their book.
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by Joe Ganci
Would you like to shorten the time it takes for a learner to demonstrate expertise, especially if it isn’t expensive to do so? But how? Yukon Learning's product called Cameo provides one innovative approach.
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by Bill Brandon
One of the current big questions for many instructional designers and their managers is, “What about social media? Can Twitter, Facebook, and the like deliver and support learning?” Jane Bozarth shows you how in this new book.
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by Anne Derryberry
Apple’s new devices, the iPad and the iPhone 4, will soon have two things in common: sleek hardware design, and the operating system that runs them. Previously called iPhone OS, Apple’s newly-branded iOS 4 provides a number of features that make the devices running it far more suitable to a work environment than past releases. But what does iOS 4 offer for e-Learning? Here’s our review.
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by Joe Ganci
Adobe has just released the latest version of its e-Learning Suite and with it comes a number of improvements and updates, for both Windows and OS X. Our review of Adobe Captivate 5 appeared here previously. Now read an application-by-application review of the rest of the Suite.
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by Joe Ganci
Many think of Captivate as a software simulation tool, and it does do this very well, with new features and improvements added over the years. However, Captivate is also a very effective tool for creating soft-skill simulations, quizzes, and other types of e-Learning applications. But wait, there’s more! Read this review to see what they’ve added to make your life easier.
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