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I never paid it much attention. About 5 years ago the company I was working for had a product called Wimba Create and the term SCORM started swirling around in my head again. Wimba Create is an add-on for Microsoft Word and can convert content to a SCORM package that can be used in a learning management system (LMS).
With heaps of respect for online survey tools (Survey Monkey, Qualtrics, and Zoomerang, for example) and web conferencing technologies (Connect, NetMeeting, and Wimba, for example), new forms of analysis turn attention to data that is waiting for us. It is already there in the bowels of the organization. exit interviews with sellers.
With heaps of respect for online survey tools (Survey Monkey, Qualtrics, and Zoomerang, for example) and web conferencing technologies (Connect, NetMeeting, and Wimba, for example), new forms of analysis turn attention to data that is waiting for us. It is already there in the bowels of the organization. exit interviews with sellers.
For my own part in the day I brought along the work that I had been conducting on eLearning, much publicised on this blog, but I did take the opportunity to promote Wimba Create, which I think went down very positively.
I put in info on CourseLab, Wimba Create and eXe - hope that helps :) Mark Drechsler www.markdrechsler.com 1:10 AM greencurry said. Can I, um, have your attention, please? Feel free to contact me to talk more. 10:28 PM Mark Drechsler said. This post has been removed by the author. 1:09 AM Mark Drechsler said. 5:59 PM Cammy Bean said.
Well Played, Blackboard - elearnspace , July 8, 2010 While Blackboard is unable to write a press release that includes clear statements like “we have purchased these companies&# , I have to give the company credit for the acquisition of Elluminate (and Wimba). For my techie friends, its like ITIL for the education crowd. is for Analysis.
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