Hi.
Quite by chance, I've found myself working on a blended learning course - which is a great amount of fun and is well received by the participants.
Now I want more. So, my question: if i want to do more eLearning authoring, what skills and knowledge would you recommend? And where could I get it (books, magazines, websites, MOOCs)?
Perhaps a bit of background would also be helpful: I'm a technical writer turned business writer and business writing editor/trainer/coach. Which means that I know how to break even complex topics down and make them interesting and understandable and that I've got a good technical background.
Thanks,
Jens
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TAP Training
Hi Jens.
Sorry to respond with the obvious here from my perspective as my company provides expertise on developing authoring expertise and blended learning. We can provide a robust approach to both Blended/eLearning and train people properly in the use of two of the main authoring tools. Pleaser review our training qualifications programme framework at http://www.tap-training.com
Cheers,
Adrian.
Try the articulate blog
Hi Jens,
Try the Rapid Articulate blog. Tom Kuhlmann gives great advice on it. Personally it's the best blog I have found on e-learning. There lots of resources on their and a great community. And you don't have to be an articulate user to make use of it. I don't use articulate at all but I found it very useful. Here is the link: http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/
Cathy Moore also gives some great advice around e-learning. Here is her blog site url – http://blog.cathy-moore.com/
Hope this helps