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The Learning Tools & Technology Tsunami – Will You Sink Or Swim?<br />
#328: Content In The Driver's Seat<br />
Do not let the technology (i.e., authoring tool)<br />
drive the learning solution. Content is, and will<br />
always be, king and should be the primary<br />
driver.<br />
David Igel<br />
#329: Standards Are Not Standards<br />
For Nothing<br />
Adhere to technical publishing standards<br />
(SCORM) when authoring e-Learning content.<br />
This may seem unnecessary at first, but as your<br />
library grows, and the need to keep it evergreen<br />
arises, those benefits will, to say it mildly, far<br />
outweigh the initial efforts.<br />
Eli Munzer<br />
Verizon<br />
#330: Technology At Its Best: Simple<br />
Keep the technology simple - the more<br />
complicated the technology the more time will<br />
be wasted by learners and tutors on getting the<br />
technology to work, rather than on the learning.<br />
Julia Duggleby<br />
The Sheffield College<br />
#331: e-Learning Is All Around Us<br />
e-Learning is not just for the web or the PC - it's PDA, it's phone. Think phlexible!<br />
Clark Quinn<br />
OtterSurf Laboratories<br />
#332: The Customer Is Always Right<br />
Be cautious of the technology team trying to make e-Learning compatible only with the latest and greatest<br />
versions of Media Players (which many people don't have). Yes, it is easy for people to download these, but<br />
many have fear in downloading anything, thus the end result is we lose a customer. If at all possible, try<br />
making courses available in multiple formats so that it fits the need of the customer.<br />
Eric Berman<br />
Brian Tracy International<br />
#333: Just Because You Can Does Not Mean You Should<br />
Software gives us hundreds of possible transitions to use in video editing. But it is best to stick to using the<br />
basic "cut" or the simple "dissolve" unless your "gee-whiz" transition will somehow improve the learning<br />
process. Most others are often distractions. Don't get caught in the design technology trap!<br />
Tom Forster<br />
Skywalker Properties Ltd.<br />
701 e-Learning Tips by The MASIE Center www.masie.com 66
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