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ZebraZapps Mobile Will Be Taking mLearnCon by Storm
by Steve Lee, strategic relationship manager
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Why Do We Continue to Perpetuate & Promote Ineffective e-Learning?
by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist | @ethanaedwards
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The Serious eLearning Manifesto: A Multidimensional Tool
GUEST BLOGGER: Will Thalheimer, consultant and research translator, Work-Learning Research, Inc. | @WillWorkLearn The Serious eLearning Manifesto is ...
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Can Design Thinking Advance Our Jobs as Instructional Designers?
By Angel Green, senior instructional strategist | @LearnerAdvocate Like many people I know, I am a huge fan of Ted Talks. Recently, however, I heard ...
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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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Making e-Learning Success Through Failure
by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist | @ethanaedwards
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How to Blossom as an Instructional Designer
by Ethan Edwards, chief instructional strategist | @ethanaedwards
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5 Savvy Tips for a Successful e-Learning Project Kickoff
Date: Wednesday, May 28th Time: 1:00 - 1:45 PM Central Time Can't Attend? We will send you a recording and materials! Register for this complimentary ...
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Educating & Challenging Stakeholders on Instructional Design Best Practices
By Gerald Matykowski, Inside Sales Manager I have in-depth conversations with instructional designers (IDs) and ID managers on a daily basis—many ...
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eLearning Design: Raising the Floor (Not Lowering the Roof)
GUEST BLOGGER: Clark Quinn, executive director, Quinnovation | @Quinnovator A few weeks ago, my colleagues (Michael Allen, Julie Dirksen, and Will ...
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Learner-Centered Design: 3 Quick Ideas for e-Learning
by Ellen Burns, instructional writer/designer | @EllenBJohnson I wish that all e-learning were about ME. Okay, not me, Ellen—ME, the learner. A world ...
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Generous e-Learning Design
by Linda Rening, instructional strategist From the time we were children, most of us heard things like: Don’t be selfish Take turns Share your toys ...