Are you violating someone’s copyright? Note: This article is written by a non-attorney eLearning developer and is not intended as legal advice. If you are facing […]
Creative Commons Licensing Rules every eLearning developer should know Continue Reading
Question: I am using Moodle as the LMS. When a user completes a page of content in a course and then goes back and retakes that
Getting Moodle to Save Student Completion Data Continue Reading
If your eLearning initiatives are falling flat, consider adding custom photo-realistic 3D imagery! Check out the examples below provided by The eLearning Network™ Design Lab and
Upgrade your eLearning with 3D Images Continue Reading
Question: I wondered if is there a line, we have crossed, that separates learning solutions from performance support or knowledge management solutions. It seems the
Is Instructional Design Obsolete? Continue Reading
The following list includes technologies that eLearning.net feels may be worthy of consideration. We do not officially endorse any of these technologies, but companies we like
eLearning Technologies to Watch in 2013 Continue Reading
What is a MOOC? Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are an emerging trend that promises to shake up higher education (and possibly corporate education and
MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Course Continue Reading
Question: I was wondering if you could give me a little advice with regards to what programming languages I should be learning to build my
Build Custom HTML5 eLearning interactivities or buy? Continue Reading
Put simply: The Tin Can API Project (TCP)–now known as the Experience API–is a complete reinvention of the SCORM model. Where the focus of SCORM
The Experience API: What every learning developer should know about Tin Can Continue Reading
NOTE: The ELN Technology Research Labs is not paid to test or evaluate software. Our opinions are based on our own findings. The products listed
Free or low cost screen capture and recording software Continue Reading
Today we’re reviewing an eLearning video creation tool called Go!Animate, which enables the learning developer to create animated cartoon videos like the demonstration we created below. Creation of this demo took approximately 15
Go! Animate Review Continue Reading
After day 1 of mLearnCon in San Jose, the general consensus is: Mobile devices (phones and entertainment tablets) are great for delivering just-in-time and support
MLearnCon Lessons Learned Continue Reading
Which eLearning software development tool is the best (as of May 17, 2012) Answer: The old saying, choose the right tool for the right job
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