Aug 1, 2011

ViewletCam 2 From Qarbon



converts 100% of your PowerPoint files to the web easily and inexpensively. ViewletCam also records any action on your computer screen and transforms it into a Flash movie. Uploading to Youtube is a snap with our new FLV output!

ViewletCam is the fastest, easiest way to record PC applications, PowerPoint presentations, animations, and video directly from your PC screen and generate Flash movies for use in demos, troubleshooting, training classes, and presentations.

iewletCam's new PowerPoint Add-in makes it effortless for you to record and publish and convert PowerPoint to Flash in minutes—even the most sophisticated presentations.
ViewletCam records all elements of your presentation including animations, transitions, voice narration, and video!
Simply open your PowerPoint file, click the ViewletCam "Record" button in the toolbar and your presentation automatically records. It's that easy!

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Compare the Top 12 Major Web Conferencing Vendors - Report



All in attendance, all online -- it's all possible with web conferencing. Just plug in to application and desktop sharing, video-conferencing, even break-out rooms. But with so many choices, how do you know which vendor offers the right services and value for your company

Compare the pros, cons and pricing structures for each vendor for all available services, including:
  • Application and desktop sharing
  • Attendee and quiz management
  • Videoconferencing
  • Whiteboards
  • File transfer
  • Outlook integration
  • Record and playback

ViewletQuiz 3 From Qarbon

ViewletQuiz enables you to create highly sophisticated Flash surveys and quizzes in no time! Fully engage your audience with stunning survey Viewlets and get immediate access to valuable response data via email or from ViewletCentral.

ViewletQuiz allows you to have full control over the look and feel of your assessments. Your audiences will not only participate, they will have fun doing it! Whether you want to ask quiz type questions, survey type questions or both, query your audience with a variety of question types.

Qquestion Types : 
   Short Answer – Fill in the Blank
   Short Answer – Selection from List
   Short Answer – Rating
   Short Answer – Essay
   Multiple Choice – Single Answer
   Multiple Choice – Multiple Answer
   Multiple Choice – Fill in the Blanks
   Multiple Choice – Selection from Lists
   Multiple Choice – Rating
   Multiple Choice – True/False
   Likert Scale
   Click Map
   Drag & Drop

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Web 3.0 and the Transformation of Learning - Webinar



Session Description
This webinar takes a look at the next evolution of the Web and what it means for the learning function.
We will present data on the differences between high- and low-performing organizations in terms of how they approach these new technologies.

About David Wentworth

David Wentworth has been a senior research analyst for the Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp) since 2005. He has authored several reports and articles on various human capital subjects with an emphasis on workforce technology, including several reports published by ASTD. These include The Value of Evaluation: Making Training Evaluations More Effective, The Rise of Social Media: Enhancing Collaboration and Productivity Across Generations, Web 3.0 and the Transformation of Learning and Mobile Learning: Learning in the Palm of Your Hand. His work has also appeared in Compensation & Benefits Review and T+D Magazine.

Speaker:
  David Wentworth,Senior Research Analyst
  Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp)

  Date: Thursday, September 8, 2011

  Time: 10:00AM Pacific / 1:00PM Eastern
  (40 Minute Session)

DesignJot helps designers to generate high-level course design.


DesignJot is the first app developed to help instructional designers, trainers, and performance consultants build better training. This ground-breaking app assists both novice and experienced instructional designers in collaborating with their clients, with the goal of creating engaging training courses.

DesignJot includes two independent yet interrelated components —Analysis and Design. Leveraging ANSWER, our high-impact, rapid needs assessment methodology, the Analysis tool ensures that your instructional strategies align with your organization's unique needs and opportunities. The accompanying Design tool includes a flow chart builder, a training objective builder, an activity sketch pad, and a content readiness form. This dual approach that combines rapid needs analysis and high-level design helps training development professionals gather and evaluate key factors of design before developing a training solution.

The go-anywhere nature of the iPad means this app is ideal for use in client discussions, kickoffs, and design meetings, resulting in interactive process that allows your clients to clearly see the link between a project's overarching goals, needs, gaps, and strategies. DesignJot allows you to generate and export high-level course design, strategic notes, and other valuable takeaways from any design meeting that incorporates the app.

The App Site:

E-LEARNING 2 - Report

People that read the Guild’s 360° Reports on emerging technologies often express the following fears:
  1. The emerging technology will obsolesce what they do now;
  2. The emerging technology will be difficult to learn;
  3. It will be difficult to convince colleagues and management that they should embrace the emerging technology; and,
  4. Not embracing the technology will lead to certain doom.
Our comprehensive research and analysis from industry experts should allay concerns over the first three items. Indeed, the use of traditional classroom instruction is actually *up* from a year ago, so e-Learning 2.0 approaches are not going to replace instructor-lead training or e-Learning 1.0 approaches anytime soon. As for the fourth item, while the language may be somewhat extreme our research shows that organizations that ignore incorporating Web 2.0 approaches for their learning initiatives may be doing so at their own peril (at least according to Guild members’ survey results).

Comprehensive Survey Results – And Answers!

With dedicated e-Learning 2.0 survey data from 1,160 Guild members and learning modality preferences from nearly 3,000 members, Guild Research is able to definitively answer the following questions
  • Which approaches to learning are growing and which are receding?
  • Are younger workers in fact more adept at Web 2.0 tools and technologies and will they demand these approaches be incorporated into learning and performance support?
  • Do members that have implemented e-Learning 2.0 approaches report strong results?
  • What do Guild members who have implemented e-Learning 2.0 approaches do to ensure success within their organizations?
  • How do results in Europe and Asia differ from those in the U.S. and Canada?
  • Are your needs and priorities in alignment with your peers that work in similar organizations
Report and Webinar link is here

Viewletbuilder Tool

Viewletbuilder allows you to quickly create software demos, simulations, live recordings, quizzes, surveys and highly interactive Flash content for eLearning to name a few. Voted Best of Elearning! for 2009

Some Features:
1. Ease of use - No programming needed! Create animated content in minutes.
2. Professional Results - Creative tools contribute to the rich output!
3. Ensuring ROI - Increase the productivity of your content developers and use Viewlets to replace expensive training.

 You can read more about this tool here:

Best Practices in the Next Generation of Effective eLearning - Webinar


In today’s global business environment, the face of eLearning is changing.   More and more organizations are adopting newer technologies to facilitate their learning and talent management strategies in the most effective way.
Join us for this TrainingIndustry.com webinar, sponsored by Adobe, to learn more about modern eLearning practices. We will discuss how enterprises can maximize effectiveness in creating and delivering eLearning across widely dispersed audiences.
In this interactive webinar, participants will learn more about:
  • The five different types of eLearning (self-paced asynchronous e-learning, video, simulations and games, synchronous virtual classroom and digital content libraries)
  • Social learning environments and the next generation of eLearning
  • The stages of eLearning adoption
  • How eLearning is used in today’s global environments with diverse worker demographics
  • Perceived barriers of eLearning and how to mitigate them
  • How eLearning technology, specifically Adobe Connect, enables today’s eLearning
Register today for this free, one-hour webinar to receive a free case study from Adobe, showing some best practices of effective e-learning at a major organization

here is the link:

The 2010 Salary and Compensation Report - United States

Total United States compensation and salaries in the e-Learning field are trending upwards. After a small downward dip in 2008, overall compensation is back on the rise. That earlier downward trend correlated well to the economic downturn, but it mainly consisted of a decrease in full-time contractor pay during that turbulent time. Regular full-time employee pay in e-Learning remained relatively steady during the economic crisis, and in fact, even climbed slightly.

In the year leading up to January 2010, the average U.S. e-Learning salary was $79,252. In addition to salary, the average additional compensation, including tuition, bonuses, and continuing education spending, was $7,541 for an average total compensation of$86,793.

Each year, The eLearning Guild publishes a Salary and Compensation Report reflecting the most current data reported directly from members. The data in this report represents the information from over 6,000 members as of January 2010. In addition, since we have collected data for several years now and can show historical patterns, we are pleased to publish overall compensation trend data for the first time.

The sourse site and download link