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Online Learning Glossary |
| Disappointed that
"EPSS" still isn't in Webster's Dictionary? We are
too. To fill in the gaps, we've created our own online e-learning
glossary. More > |
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| LMS and LCMS Demystified |
| Learning management systems
(LMS) and learning content management systems (LCMS) really
have two very different functions. |
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It's unfortunate
that both have such similar names and a shared acronym, which
only serves to confuse e-learning buyers even more.
To clear up the confusion, we offer this article that can
help you figure it all out before you start calling vendors.It's
required reading for anyone thinking about purchasing an LMS.
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| Feature Scope Creep: How
Not to Pick an LMS |
| If your organization
has limited funds for purchasing an LMS, don't despair. There
are surprisingly good products out there for companies on a
limited budget. The trick is avoiding "feature scope creep"
– the tendency to value whiz-bang features over real business
requirements. Find out how to avoid feature scope creep in this
informative article. More > |
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Examples of Smart Courseware |
What does a great course look
like? To showcase some examples, we've put together highlights
from the 2004 Excellence in Learning Awards. Check out some
of the best examples of well-designed courseware from the
Custom Content and Innovative Technology categories. More
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How to Find a Custom Content Developer |
| Brandon Hall Research analyst
Bryan Chapman's recorded presentation discusses research on
custom content developers, along with tips on how to find one
that will meet your needs. More
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Learning "C-Speak" – Language of Executives |
| To successfully get a training
initiative up and running, you need to convince a lot of people
that your ideas are worth pursuing. Ultimately, you will need
to focus on convincing the "C-level" executives in
your organization – CEO, CFO, CIO, CLO, etc. You will
need to learn to speak their language – "C-speak"
– and to tailor your message directly to the organization's
business needs. This article provides useful advice on communicating
with C-level executives. More > |
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How to Choose a Custom Content Developer |
| How do you choose a vendor to
create content for your organization? Most people rely on word-of-mouth.
This can be a starting point, but like any significant purchasing
decision, it's smarter to follow an RFP (Request For Proposal)
process – or something similar – and have vendors
convince you they're the right firm for the job.To get there,
you'll need to ask the right questions. More
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