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    Tuesday, April 28, 2009

    Parleys Desktop Application

    Parleys Desktop Application

    Parleys is a software suite and hosting site that allows you to incoporate video/audio with PowerPoint slides.... this has been done before.  What is new and worthwhile here is that you can tag and comment on the presentations while they are playing and follow up users can read your tags and comments.

    Parleys most likely will work well in the asynchronous online classrooms because it mimics a lecture and allows feedback, questions, comments, etc... exactly where they would appear in the lecture.  The program itself is also featured filled with layout configurations.

    Currently in Beta.

    Link to  an example of hosting: Comparing Java Web Frameworks

    Embedded example, not as featured filled:

    Friday, April 24, 2009

    Benefits of Online Learning

    Benefits of Online Learning.

    All of us that are interested in online learning should know this by heart, but in case you do not.

    Tuesday, April 21, 2009

    Embed IT

    Embed IT

    Have you always wanted to embed an office document, picture, or media file in a webpage and didn't know how?  Well Embed It will allow you to upload a file and it will generate the needed package and code to embed it into an LMS or Webpage.

    http://embedit.in/

    Thursday, April 16, 2009

    Best Online University

    Best Universersities

    This website contains links to tools, guides and resources. They list 100 tools sorted into several categories.

    Wednesday, April 15, 2009

    1000's of E-Learning Tools

    1000's of E-Learning Tools

    Through a connection I made on Twitter I have been sharing tweets with a group of individuals working or interested in instructional design. The primary person in this group has her own website and connected through it she has 1000's of useful tools for e-learning.  She has nicely sorted all the tools into categories and you will probably learn a thing or two about types of tools and what they are called.

    Categories include:
    • Tools for creating, delivering and managing learning and performance support solutions
    • Tools for managing your own learning and productivity, for sharing resources, as well as group collaboration
    50 or 60 subcategories exist under the main two categories.

    Tuesday, April 7, 2009