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e-Learning Design: Less is More

by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist "You can't teach people everything they need to know. The best you can do is position them where ...

By: Allen Interactions | Jun, 2010
Categories: Custom Learning

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I've Got a Hunch e-Learning Could be Better

by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist

By: Allen Interactions | Jun, 2010
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Looking Back: Refelecting on the History of e-Learning

by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist

By: Allen Interactions | Jun, 2010
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Architecting e-Learning

By: Allen Interactions | May, 2010
Categories: Custom Learning

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Practice, practice, practice...

by Ethan Edwards, cheif instructional strategist

By: Allen Interactions | May, 2010
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What Counts as e-Learning?

By: Allen Interactions | May, 2010
Categories: Custom Learning

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Testing Ain't Teaching

By: Allen Interactions | Apr, 2010
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How to Blossom as an Instructional Designer

by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist

By: Allen Interactions | Apr, 2010
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e-Learning Media Design: To Narrate, or Not to Narrate – That is the ...

by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist

By: Allen Interactions | Apr, 2010
Categories: Custom Learning

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Creating Interactions with Good Social Skills

by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist I presented a session last week at the eLearning Guild Learning Solutions Conference in Orlando. My ...

By: Brittany Laeger | Mar, 2010
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Creating e-Learning that Makes a Difference

Click the link below to get this guide for designing e-learning that results in lasting performance change. Ethan Edwards, author and chief ...

By: Allen Interactions | Mar, 2010
Categories: Custom Learning

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So Just What Is Iterative Design And Why Is It So Effective?

By Ethan Edwards, Chief Instructional Strategist The core of the SAM Process we use at Allen Interactions is “iterative design.” While the word ...

By: Allen Interactions | Mar, 2010
Categories: Custom Learning