by Bill Brandon, Linda Howig
Graphing calculators are an important learning tool for math instructors and for students, and these devices are steadily becoming more versatile. Casio has launched the first color graphing calculator, the PRIZM (fx-CG10). Here’s our review.
by Marc Rosenberg
Shopping an expo at a conference can be daunting. So, based on more than 100 expo visits over 30 years, here are Marc’s 14 tips for making your expo time a success.
by Mark Siegrist
Using virtual machines to deliver certain types of training can save time and money in deploying your courses, and it can provide a better learner experience. Cloud-based virtualization solutions make this strategy even better. This article is a must-read if you are doing software training!
by Bill Brandon
The New Year is underway with new acquisitions of e-Learning-related companies. Two important changes to the players took place in the first week of 2011.
by Mary Arnold
Analyzing new technologies is a fun activity for instructional designers, but it takes focus to remember that the point is learning, not technology. Here’s a three-step process to keep your review on track.
by Jessica Athey
Video is a valuable support for asynchronous online instruction, but it takes planning and forethought to use it well. Here are some tips to help you add video impact to your e-Learning!
by Learning Solutions Staff
Rapid Intake announces its eLearning Management Suite, offering unlimited e-Learning authoring, and unlimited LMS, for less than $9,500.
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.
by Learning Solutions Staff
Xyleme Mobile Learning on iPad deploys a full range of blended learning materials and allows users to navigate their own educational experience
by Learning Solutions Staff
CraftEdu provides global online video art and craft education with Faculte Studio.

