December 04, 2009 - by Paul Harris
An impressive wave of computer-based technologies will soon help millions of people with disabilities communicate, learn and become more productive workers. Learning professionals are invited to catch this global tide. Blind and visually impaired individuals can now lis... More »
November 04, 2009 - by Darin Hartley
Paperless readiness: learning the OneNote way. With economic worries, and a renewed focus on the environment, sustainability, and conservation, it is imperative to leverage development tools and systems that align with these overarching goals. As organizations challenge... More »
October 30, 2009 - by Julie Dirksen
When adding gaming elements to e-learning, there's this odd notion that after you include a wacky 'dinging' sound and a few zany graphics, suddenly you'll have Sexual Harassment Jeopardy: instructional, hilarious, and meaningful. It's just not that simple. (And really, ... More »
August 31, 2009 - by Karl M. Kapp, Robyn A Defelice
Here are the results from a survey of industry peers to provide insight into how long it takes to develop one hour of instruction for various delivery methods and factors that impact development. A comparison of findings from 2003 with new data and best practices for re... More »
August 31, 2009 - by David Wilkins
When discussing the future of learning, there are many advocates and descriptors, but far too few concrete definitions. To one expert, the future of learning is a kind of workplace community; for another, its a new application of social media to an existing business pro... More »
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