PowerPoint – a Graphic ArtsTool? Presented by: Kenneth Uber, mcp Graphics can turn an ordinary presentation into a robust learning experience. Learn how to customize existing graphics, create multi-layered graphics using transparency features, and create custom 3D images all from within PowerPoint. The 2007 version of PowerPoint includes a variety of high-powered graphic tools that…
Tips and Tricks on Using Social Media Presenter: April Chapman-Broussard This event is full. To be waitlisted call 551-9000 So, most of you have dived into social media by now. You have a profile on Facebook (purely personal), set up that LinkedIn account (after getting all those emails requesting you join) and you’ve seriously considered,…
Articulate Studio ’09 Presented by: Tanya Coomes Sold Out! To be waitlisted call 551-9000 Don’t be deceived! Because Articulate Presenter ’09 appears as a tab on PowerPoint, many folks believe that it is simply a PowerPoint converter – converting PowerPoint presentations into trackable “courses” for upload to an LMS or delivery via the web. While…
Free & Cool Tools Demonstration Presented by: eSIG Committee and Volunteers The price range for e-Learning development tools ranges from arm-and-leg to FREE! YesundefinedFREE! With the current economy everyone is being asked to do more with less and budgets are tighter than ever. Join us for the December eSIG meeting for a Free & Cool…
The Coach Approach: Blending Training with Online Coaching Presented by: GinaMaria Jerome Did you know that most participants forget over half of what they learn in training? Training can make a significant impact, but unless it is reinforced, retention diminishes dramatically – and so does productivity. That’s why coaching is invaluable to the learning process….
Learning Design in Second Life Presented by: Dr. Sue Ebbers We have come a long way from the early days of programmable learning. We are on the cusp of an exciting future for technology-based learning! Such learning venues now exist that include: Simulations for learning that can help with cognitive and even behavioral skill development,…
Lectora Tips & Tricks Presented by: Darrin Hayes Many elearning designer/developers have found Lectora to be an intuitive, flexible and easy-to-use tool for building elearning courses. But behind the simple interface, Lectora offers plenty of power for building interactive courses, even if you aren’t a code whiz. In this session, Darrin will provide a quick…
Online Help & the Metrics Presented by: Rod Sharp Help System Developer, Technical Writer and Trainer Online help systems are being used in many companies as online reference libraries that employees access to determine the policies, technical information, and procedures on how to complete tasks that they may not be familiar with. Increasingly the online…
eLearning café Presented by the eSig Committee Adrienne Herndon, Bob Burns, Chris Dibble, Darrin Hayes The July eSIG meeting will be an interactive discussion about six different eLearning topics. You will be asked to share your thoughts, ideas and experience about the topics in small groups. Attendees will spend approximately 15 minutes on several topics…
Mobile Learning Presented by John Gibbs Instructional Design Manager TATA Interactive Systems The Mobile Learning (mLearning) bottleneck has opened up. The convergence of adequate power, storage, and bandwidth have allowed mobile learning to come of age—technologically at least. What should you do with the opportunity? Mobile Learning is defined as “Learning that takes place via…
