Monthly Archives: October 2006

Back from MAX and Elearning Events Updated

Posted on October 30, 2006 by Tom King

I’m back from the Adobe MAX Conference where I did a session on Elearning Standards. I hope to get my content posted to the Adobe site this week. If you missed MAX, John Dowdell has nice terse summaries and links … Continue reading →

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Oct 20th- Mobile and New Delivery Technologies for On-Demand Learning and Information

Posted on October 17, 2006 by Tom King

The Adobe Elearning Luminaries eSeminar series resumes on October 20th. During the series I’ll be hosting presentations and discussions from speakers including Chris Howard of Bersin & Associates, Dr. Michael Allen of Allen Interactions, and Paul Clothier. Seminars are one … Continue reading →

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Open Source LMS Projects

Posted on October 9, 2006 by Tom King

Is getting an LMS accepted and running already so much of a challenge that training managers and departments won’t even consider an open-source LMS? There are quite a few open-source LMS projects going on in the academic world. I’m not … Continue reading →

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Quick Links- Comics and PENS

Posted on October 5, 2006 by Tom King

Two quick and mostly unrelated links to discuss. Mark Oehlert references a great book, Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud, which I first saw back when I was working on training for the F-22 figher in the 1990s. Yes, even fighter … Continue reading →

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New Cool Tool- Articulate Engage

Posted on October 4, 2006 by Tom King

Articulate Engage is an awesome tool to add to your rapid elearning quiver. It isn’t the standard PowerPoint-to-Flash tool, nor is it another capture-based tool like TechSmith Camtasia or Qarbon ViewletCam. Engage gives you interactions that break out of the … Continue reading →

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