IntroductionTable of Posts Seriously, the typical IT person in your company is not the guy you run to for eLearning advice, especially if you don’t know squat. You must think of your self-preservation. Think of your job security. And if…
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Recorded Session: Elearning Magazine and Adobe Webinar on Rapid e-Learning Deployment
This is a recorded session of my presentation on Rapid e-Learning Deployment. The event was sponsored by Elearning Magazine and Adobe. I was told this recording will be available for one year. After March 20, 2009, the link may not…
Do We Really Need to Go to Our PCs to Do Social Networking?
Do we really need to go to our PCs to be in social networking? I have been testing social networking on the move or mobile … I tried http://twitter.com/ –which allows me quick exchanges and frequent contacts. Trutap http://trutap.com/ enables…
www.TrainingPayback.com, Social Learning Tool, Used by Training Leadership Summit
I am proud to share with you that a web 2.0 tool – www.TrainingPayback.com, which I helped developed, is now being used by Training Magazine for its upcoming Training Leadership Summit scheduled May 5-7, 2008. Visit the sites: Training Leadership…
Digital Natives – Who They are, What They Do
The videos below tremendously helped me understand the world of Digital Natives. Digital natives are born with technology as ubiquitous part of their lives. Digital immigrants are those who have to learn the technology. From the Institute of Social Research.…
Twitter # 20 – Pleasant Surprises, Unexpected Areas
Most successes in the application of technologies are found in unsuspected or unexpected areas. For example, the TV remote control was the first consumer tool that allows consumers to opt-out of advertising. Ray Jimenez, PhD www.vignettestraining.com“Helping Learners Learn Their Way”
Twitter # 19 – Why Integrate Web 2.0? Let it Be!
There is no immediate need for trainers or e-learning leaders to think of “how do I integrate the Web 2.0 in my formal programs?” Learn, experiment, discover and see how it works in small tests. Integration might not be needed.…
How can We Train People on Web 2.0 and Social Networking When They are All Just Emerging Now?
Through Ray Sims’ blog I found this video of Matt Moore with relevant ideas on adoption of Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0. Matt’s metaphors illustrate simple and effective key points we can learn from. Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 are…
Some Web 2.0-Like Tools in LMSs Extend e-Learning into Social Networking and Community Sharing
The following are Web 2.0-like tools in LMSs. If added or incorporated, these tools help learners use LMS content as a resource for sharing ideas in networks and communities. See how they work: Google-like search – allows learners to search…
Knowledge Management Landscape
Ray Sims has a very helpful map, the Knowledge Management Landscape. The map provides an observer a good way of understanding the different tools, practices and thoughts that impact knowledge management. In e-Learning, Knowledge Maps are valuable since they help…
Consequences of skipping formal learning
San Jose, Ca, Airport: Mobile log I am curious and have to research this issue. Please help. Do Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 offer solutions for supporting formal learning, specifically micro-learning? I do not refer to classroom training. I am…
Managing SMEs for Rapid e-Learning
Based on a study on Rapid e-Learning published by e-Learning Guild, one cause of delays in e-learning development is the difficulty in working with subject matter experts (SMEs). I have interviewed and worked with hundreds of SMEs and one thing…
Rapid e-Learning: Increasing Speed of Development, Reducing Cost and Meeting e-learners’ Needs
Special Issue, 120-Page Article This article presents a series of strategies and tactics which help you answer these questions: How do I respond to rapid business needs for e-Learning? How do I decide which approach can dramatically increase the speed…
