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Elearning Update

November 26th, 2008 by ollie

Elearning 2.0
To get a sense of eLearning 2.0, it’s helpful to have some sense of what Web 2.0 is. Probably the most cited article on this is from Tim O’Reilly called “What is Web 2.o?”
Emerging E-Learning Technology: Podcasts
One of the emerging technologies associated with E-Learning today is incorporating the use of podcasts into E-Learning course [...]

How to develop an e-learning strategy.

November 6th, 2008 by Nick Stephenson

Define your objectives.

The first step in developing an e-learning strategy is to define the objectives of the intiative. What knowledge do you need to transfer to your students? Determine what time frame you would like to develop your initiative in and you cost restraints. And ask yourself, how you will track the learner’s progress.

Who are [...]

Ten Reasons Elearning Can Fail.

November 3rd, 2008 by Nick Stephenson

1. No Overall Aim.

Make sure students understand why they are taking the course and what they’ll get out of it.

2. Vague planning.

Decide what you want students to learn and how they’ll learn it. Vague aims will not usually suffice. Find out the technical options. The course must be defined in those terms. The first slide [...]