As Brandon Hall calls for entries for 2009 awards, it lists examples of last year's winners of their site. You can view all examples on their site. In this post I review the best innovation in learning technology.
Best innovation in learning technology
This example presents an interesting authoring tool. I have seen and worked on similar tools, including those in my organizations. What I really liked was the simplicity of the interface of RapidIntake's Unison tool. Some cool features are automatic conversion of media formats into Internet friendly format (mp3, Flash video, jpg etc.), tags for media assets, chat with others who might be working on the same course. They have clever SaaS pricing models too. For example you get source files for your course only if you are a Pro member.
Of course, there is more to building an elearning course, especially if you are a vendor for custom content. The customer will always want something else and there is much work to be done in building assets outside a tool like this one. Notwithstanding this, I really like this product.
Note to self: Thought innovation in learning technology category was about LMS or something like that. Need to volunteer to be a judge in this category too.
Related posts:
Review of Best Custom Content
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Showing posts with label Rapid Prototyping. Show all posts
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Re-learning Learning Design
A bit of an Aha! experience happened to me as I read Patrick Dunn's presentation on re-learning learning design. I would recommend that we go through this and redefine our understanding and process of rapid prototyping. Patrick's post on what is a learning designer also makes interesting reading. Add his blog to your PLE.
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