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Online at: http://www.e-learningguru.com/articles/ezine/guru5_5.htm
Interview:
Richard Brunton - Training in Major Bank
"Richard
works in e-learning in one of the biggest banks in the world.
We had a broad conversation ranging from the technical (what
is an information aggregator) to the very practical (how
do you get people to use a blog?)."
- Web
2.0? Spare me!
- Use
free stuff if you want ROI
- Life
hacks
Interview
with Kineo.
More
Online Video for Training -- E-Myth
The E-Myth
by Michael Gerber is a classic book for entrepreneurs, and
it’s notion of "working on the business, not in
the business" has been a critical success factor in
all my businesses over the years. So I was pleased to get
this note recently from Hasan Luongo:
A
few months ago you wrote a short piece on Video Blogs,
and posed the question: why isn’t there a management
or business guru doing a daily or weekly video blogs?
This got us thinking and we decided to do just that. The
company I represent is E-Myth Worldwide...
View
Michael Gerber’s video here.
Meet
Me at e-Learning DevCon 2006
I'll
be discussing evidence-based training, an award winning
system for instructional design, and a special session
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spending over $300,000 this year on freelance writers, artists,
and developers so it's something I know a little bit about).
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Evidence-Based
Training: The Spacing Effect
I’m
pushing Evidence-Based Training in our industry and consider
Will Thalheimer as one of the few people who really get
it. His new white paper is must reading for IDs everywhere.
"The
Spacing Effect is one of the most reliable findings in the
history of learning research. But it is also one of the
most underutilized. Dr. Thalheimer has released his newest
white paper to remedy this problem." Buy the white
paper from his
catalog ($40).
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Wanted
Senior Flash Developer / E-Learning Designer
Must
know Flash ActionScript and be decent with XML. We
create the best interactive medical education on the
planet. Active projects include scenario and model-based
simulations. Must work in Yardley, PA but I will relocate
the right person. Send resume to kevin.kruse@axiom-health.com.
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Power
of First Impressions -- Only 30 seconds... or, maybe you
can judge a book by its cover
This
is AMAZING research. Students could view 30 seconds of teachers’
nonverbal behavior on video and accurately predict teaching
ability (when compared to complete end of year student evals).
Hard data on power of first impressions. Any workshop facilitators
reading this? Better be strong on your opening! Full
article.
Google
SketchUp - Free 3D drawing program
No idea why Google would want
to be in this line of business but they have a free, easy
to use 3D drawing program. Just in time for summer decks,
patios and gardens! Google
SketchUp.
History
Teacher's Blog & Podcast Gets Global Atttention
http://speakingofhistory.blogspot.com/
is a site by 8th grade teacher Eric Langhorst. Created initially
for his students, it now gets traffic and comments from
49 countries globally. Good example of mix of blog, podcasts,
community learning -- and of course a passionate teacher.
10
Deadly Sins of Web Design
456
Berea St Article.
Want
to swap secrets with the best e-learning designers and developers
in the business? Click
here to check out 10 great reasons why you should
go to e-Learning DevCon 2006.
-- Kevin
Kevin
Kruse is a writer, designer, and entrepreneur. He is the
President of AXIOM Professional Health Learning. He can
be reached at kkruse@e-learningguru.com.
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