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Behind the Scenes with Maestro: Our Innovative and Effective eLearning Development Process

Maestro

Our eLearning development process plays a significant role in many of the L&D experiences we create—after all, our organization lives and breathes learning innovation. And while it’s often just one aspect of a more-comprehensive learning strategy, it’s an extremely important tool in any L&D toolkit.

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I’m Writing a Second Edition of The eLearning Designer’s Handbook!

Tim Slade

It was nearly five years ago when I started thinking about writing a book to share everything I knew about designing and developing eLearning. At that point, I had already co-authored several of the E-Learning Uncovered books and was well-versed in the self-publishing process.

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How To Design eLearning That Delivers Results With Tim Slade

TechSmith Camtasia

Having spent the last decade working to help others elevate their eLearning and visual communications content, Tim has a wealth of knowledge on the subject of creating eLearning that delivers results. How to know if you have effective learning content. I mean, he wrote the book on it! How to build confidence in your abilities.

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eLearning Glossary Part 2: More Commonly Used Terms

Association eLearning

The design phase deals with learning objectives, assessment instruments, exercises, content, subject matter analysis, lesson planning and media selection. In the design phase, graphics are chosen, storyboards are created, the delivery method is decided, and the whole proves is documented. Essentially this is the strategy phase.

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eLearning Review: A Module for the National Security Arena

Dashe & Thomson

Development: Total storyboard development time was apparently in the range of 20 – 40 hours, which isn’t bad given the number of interwoven pathways. Cathy cites research that indicates soldiers prefer this format to all other types of training except video (which wasn’t an option due to budget). Properly d.

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eLearning Review: A Module for the National Security Arena.

Dashe & Thomson

Development: Total storyboard development time was apparently in the range of 20 – 40 hours, which isn’t bad given the number of interwoven pathways. Cathy cites research that indicates soldiers prefer this format to all other types of training except video (which wasn’t an option due to budget). Properly d.

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Measuring Project Success: Thoughts for the Training Professional.

Dashe & Thomson

If your client wants you to get an elearning module built based on storyboards developed in-house, make sure it’s clear that your work is entirely dependent on their work. Furthermore, note the assumptions on which these success factors are based. Properly d.