Elearning – helping to make the world a better place
[Warning: live blog, could be typos] Eric Berg, executive director at Lingos, talked through two…
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Testing your elearning strategy
Editor’s note: Here are eight questions to ask of your learning strategy to see if it comes up to scratch.
10 TED Talks perfect for the eLearning industry
Editor’s note: All of these videos are worth a look – a great piece of curation here and a valuable set of videos.
List of eLearning professionals that use Twitter: Part one
Editor’s note: A great list and a great resource – 100 elearning peeps on Twitter. and it’s only part one . . .
Follow the DevLearn 2012 Conference backchannel
Editor’s notes: The DevLearn 12 conference starts today. Follow all the action in the event backchannel.
Soft skills development the top priority for organisations, says study
Soft skills development is the top priority for organisational learning in the coming year, according…
From elearning to mlearning: the top 5 challenges beyond technology
Editor’s note: A great post looking at the challenges around moving to multi-screen learning.
Storify of #chat2lrn Twitter chat on elearning
E-learning has a long way to go to deliver good user experiences for learners, according…
elearning: what is it good for? #chat2lrn
Editor’s note: #chat2lrn is a Twitter chat for learning and OD professionals that takes place every other week on a Thursday. Yesterday’s chat was on e-learning, and very interesting it was too. Prior to each chat the organisers share some links as a kind of pre-reading (they also share the tweet analysis after the chat) and yesterday’s included some useful links on elearning.
Best of Elearning! 2012 award-winners named
Editor’s note: Zenler and Articulate pretty much cleaned up in this year’s Elearning awards. Worth a look to see which vendors are winning the plaudits in the US.
Corporate elearning market gets a jolt as online universities grow
Editor’s note: Analyst Josh Bersin reflects on the The Skillsoft acquisition of Mindleaders and broader issues around what he calls the ‘red hot’ elearning market.
Scholar: the most successful e-learning project you’ve never heard of
Editor’s note: A look at what has made elearning software Scholar so successful for students in Scotland. It has been running since 1999 so there is a lot of learning into what makes elearning effective.