Using eLearning to Train in First Aid, CPR, AED use and Bloodborne Pathogens

Using eLearning to Train in First Aid, CPR, AED use and Bloodborne Pathogens

By the end of this webinar, you will know:

• How eLearning can be as effective as classroom-based training
• Details about the American Heart Association’s first aid, CPR, AED and bloodborne pathogens eLearning courses, including options for companies and organizations that need to train small or large numbers of employees

Who should attend this webinar?

• Supervisors, managers, consultants, directors and vice presidents who are responsible for compliance, safety and health, risk management or security for their company or organization
• Individuals who are interested in or need to take a first aid, CPR, AED or bloodborne pathogens course to meet job, regulatory or other requirements

Our Presenters:

• Sandy Smith, Editorial Director, EHS Today
• Kevin Billings, Director of eLearning Content Solutions, American Heart Association

You can register here

eLearning in education and training - Report

eLearning in education and training: Report from the Digital Agenda Assembly

The workshop participants discussed the current position of ICT in education and training in Member States, the potential obstacles to full scale adoption of eLearning, and the necessary pre-conditions to mainstreaming it in formal, non-formal and informal learning (ICT infrastructures, teachers' competencies, etc).

The workshop outcome is presented in a set of priorities and actions encouraging Member States to innovate in their education and training systems through effective adoption of ICTs. The report also includes recommendations to the Commission on how to support the Member States in this endeavour

The source is  here

75 Tips to Reduce eLearning Costs - eBook

In this complimentary eBook, eLearning Guild members reveal imaginative ways to cut eLearning costs, and share insights on how to optimize your resources to get the job done more efficiently and effectively, without sacrificing quality. See how others are doing amazing things with limited budgets, and how innovative cost-saving ideas can help you do more with less.

Contributing Editor: Patti Shank, Ph.D

http://www.elearningguild.com/content.cfm?selection=doc.2031&utm_campaign=ebook-cost&utm_medium=some&utm_source=linkedin

Articulate on iPad via iSWifter

You can see this tutorial here

http://frameentered.com/content/articulate-ipad-iswifter

Jackdaw e-Learning Authoring Software

The Jackdaw e-learning authoring system is a result of a collaborative project for industry that has taken nearly 10 years in the making - current users of the technology include the Learning and Development departments of many global corporations as well as individual e-learning consultants. As such it is flexible, robust and supported with an array of hosting and support options ideally suited to your requirements.

http://www.jackdawcms.com/default.htm

Review

http://e-learningcentre.co.uk/Showcase/Rapid_Authoring_Tool_

Thinking Worlds to Creat Sims and Games Rapidly

Thinking Worlds is packed with advanced features to help you create high-impact sims & games faster and easier than any other authoring tool available. It has been designed to enable novice and first-time developers (as well as advanced users) to quickly turn ideas into serious reality.

Thinking Worlds is available to download and use for free for non-commercial use.

http://www.thinkingworlds.com/?page_id=4

Visual Design Principles for e-Learning Webinar

Instructional designers inevitably deal with visual design while designing e-learning screens. Aesthetic principles, technical best practices, usability principles, and standards compliance constraints are all involved. This video webinar will provide an overview of considerations in these areas. The video covers these eight, topic-specific parts

You can also watch :

Introduction to SCORM video webinar

Creating Reusable Content in SCORM 2004 video webinar

http://www.adlnet.gov/help/Pages/Opportunities.aspx