This is a video demo that I created to show how easy it is to convert older Flash eLearning content so that is optimized for mobile devices. There is an actual demo towards the end that shows how smooth it runs on the Google Nexus One (running Android 2.2 FroYo and Flash Player 10.1 for Mobiles).
This is a rather unique, tuition-free, ACCREDITED, online high school program available via Giant Campus of Washington. Perhaps this is the next step for online homeschooling?
Picture the future. ..A student walks into your class or access the class online and they get a few point just for showing up on time. There is a pop quiz on the homework assignment from last class, the student aces the quiz, they get a 500 point. Its more of a carrot than stick approach to education, plus it could have some really interesting results.
There are just too many great sites, articles, blog posts and tutorials on eLearning out there, so we’ve decided to create an eLearning news aggregator, called “eduNation”
If you write a blog about any aspect of eLearning and want to be included in our app please fill out the form below or visit this link: http://www.formstack.com/forms/trimagination-edunation
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On 12.17.09, In Featured, by Lee Graham
If you are looking for that next great eLearning job, look no farther…
Jayne Aiello of Robert Walters is looking to recruit an E-Learning Manager/Director position for their client.
We are pleased to have two of our posts featured in a recent article by OnlineSchool.net:
100 Must-Read Blog Posts on the Future of Learning
Check it out… they have a great list of resources from a number of reputable resources about the future of eLearning.
Written by Leo Babauta & republished with permission
While this may not be a popular idea among the majority of educators, I think many should take note and consider many of the ideas Leo presents here.
Our culture lies. They say they want to encourage and reward individuality and creativity, but in practice they try to hammer [...]
We know where the jobs are now… but where will they be ten years from now? Twenty? Some job descriptions will always be in need, but many others are evolving to fit the ever-changing course of technology and science. When the future of employment comes, will you be ready? Read on for some ideas of what to expect…
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