by Lisa Hoffmann
People often overlook change management in the process of e Learning implementation, yet it is a critical element in success. And the most sensitive element of change management is culture change. Consider a “revolutionary” approach to bringing about the results you want!
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by Christa Powers, Julie Radachy
Re-think course design! Learn how to organize a distributed network of educators to facilitate learning in a way that also allows the students to determine when they need human adaptive instruction. The benefit is better learning!
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by Irene Boland
While many e-Learning practitioners have been interested in virtual worlds as venues for learning, solid research and evidence of return on the investment have been hard to come by. An investigator not only shows that virtual worlds work for learning, she also shows you how to go about adapting the traditional instructional development model to this environment!
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by Kathy Napierala
How can your internal learning teams provide extra value to your company and customers when the company is undergoing a game-changing shift in its fortunes? The answer is an early analysis of how the changing landscape will affect customers. This article offers four rules for responding to major change, and a worksheet for planning the best response.
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by Koreen Olbrish
With advances in technology and with pressure to reduce travel costs associated with training, many e-Learning professionals are interested in the possibilities offered by virtual worlds (VW). There is more to adoption of VW technology than opening up an island in Second Life, and this week’s article takes you through the important details.
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by David Becker
Compliance training is a huge application area for e-Learning. Yet much of this training has its basis in reaction rather than a strategy based on risk assessment. There is a rational, measureable, and aligned approach to compliance training. Use it and reap benefits in better compliance, reduced costs, greater brand value, and increased revenue!
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by Stephen Haskin, Tim Martin
Video can be an excellent medium for truly rapid development of e-Learning content. However, not many e-Learning developers have much skill or experience with video. Two outstanding videographers will give you everything you need to get started!
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by Bill Brandon
Hundreds of e-Learning professionals met in Orlando, Florida for The eLearning Guild’s Annual Gathering 2009 Conference & Expo. This week’s article summarizes the conference for those who could not be there. We hope to see you at DevLearn 09 in November!
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by Ronald Yu
As the world becomes more and more interconnected, e-Learning producers find that they must be aware that their audience is now international. This may be nowhere more true than in the case of continuing education programs for those in the legal professions. This week’s article, by a highly qualified practitioner, explores the issues. This is an area that we should all be paying attention to!
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by Michael Towse
While it is possible to make e-Learning production complicated, the process itself is simple. Cut to the chase with this outline of best practices. These may look basic, but they will save your project (and your reputation)!
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