You Build It
So you want to build your own eLearning team…that’s great! We’ve built internal eLearning development teams and know that it’s not an easy task. To be successful, there are many important things to consider:
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Building Your Team This article covers the what needs to be considered when building an internal eLearning team. |
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Design Tools There are many tools to develop online training content. Here are the ones that we’ve found useful. (some are even free!) |
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Best Practices Here’s a list of the things that we’ve learned along the way. Use them if you’d like. |
| Additional Resources eLearning Guild This group is a great resource for articles, research, conferences, and books on every part of eLearning. Some of the information is free and some requires a membership. Check out their free eBooks. |
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I got an email about this the other day and thought that it was fun to read. There are many times when we have to teach things that don’t make sense and don’t seem to follow rules. I’m glad that I’m not trying to teach English.... [Read the full story]
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It is really nice to have a library of “people poses”. There are many times when I need pictures of a person in multiple poses. We’ve used iStock to purchase some and we’ve also made our own. Here are some tips to create your own: The... [Read the full story]







