Posts Tagged ‘e-learning’

Free Full Online Courses by Stanford University – Spring 2012

Several universities world-wide have made their courseware available in different formats over the years. A very popular format is that of podcasts on iTunesU or video lectures on Youtube. See, for instance, this broad list of “free courseware” offerings by major universities. Yale, for example, has made several past lectures available on their Open Yale [...]

Is HTML5 the Future of eLearning?

In the past few years we have seen the rise of the Apple (iPhone/iPod/iPad)  vs. Adobe (Flash) wars. For many reasons (that I don’t agree with), Apple doesn’t seem to want Flash to be enabled in their mobile devices even though many websites rely on the technology to deliver interactive experiences. Accessibility (for users with [...]

eLearning Project Management – a Quick Video Overview

This is a well done short video overview of elements of project management geared toward eLearning projects. Simple and straight to the point… (by Facilitador eLearning Solutions)

Open eLearning Collections

Here is a list from WikiEducator.org that might interest many people. It includes many websites and organizations (such as MERLOT) that offer open eLearning content on the Web.   http://www.wikieducator.org/Exemplary_Collection_of_Open_eLearning_Content_Repositories

Excellent Post on the State of eLearning

Ok, I love posting my own thoughts here, but sometimes things can sound redundant with all the great posts out there. So I prefer to post some of that information here, as my own information repository. This is a post on the state of eLearning and things we need to consider when creating learning experiences. [...]