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Creating The Best e-Learning Design Ever!
By Richard Sites | Vice President - Training & Marketing | @rhillsites This is the holy grail of Instructional Design. The creation of the best ...
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Setting Expectations in a Collaborative Process like SAM
By Richard Sites | Vice President - Training & Marketing | @rhillsites In my third SAM Minutes Video, I explained important aspects involved with ...
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You Asked. We Listened: Your Top e-Learning Design & Development Challenges
By Richard Sites, Vice President - Training & Marketing | @rhillsites A few months ago, I posted a blog asking all of you to share the critical ...
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Iterative Design in Action—Implementing the Savvy Start
By Richard Sites | @rhillsites In my second SAM Minutes Video, I introduced the unique kick-off event for an e-learning project—the Savvy Start. Now ...
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Hello, Collaboration! Meet The Savvy Start In A SAM Minute
By Richard Sites | Vice President - Training & Marketing | @rhillsites In my first SAM Minutes video, I introduced SAM—an agile, iterative ...
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What Are Your Top e-Learning Design & Development Challenges?
By Richard Sites, Vice President - Training & Marketing | @rhillsites As you know, designing and developing e-learning is full of challenges and ...
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Say Hello To Iterative Design: Meet The SAM Minute
By Richard Sites | Vice President - Training & Marketing | @rhillsites
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Be a SAM Superstar with "The 12 Days of SAM"
This year we are excited to share our holiday spirit with you through the act of giving! So today, we introduce to you the 12 Days of SAM—to the tune ...
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Would Learners Pay for Your Training?
by Richard Sites, vice president - training and marketing | @rhillsites Training efforts often begin with the need to change or improve the ...
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Your Questions Answered: 5 Savvy Tips for a Successful e-Learning Project ...
by Richard Sites, vice president - training and marketing | @rhillsites
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Good e-Learning Design Begins with Asking "Why Not?"
by Richard Sites, vice president - training and marketing | @rhillsites
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Is Every Process Really ADDIE?
by Richard Sites, vice president - training and marketing | @rhillsites