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ASTD Learning Circuits
Learning Circuits, the e-learning webzine of ASTD (American Society
for Training & Development), features endless rich resources
on e-learning. Deserves regular visits.
http://www.learningcircuits.com
elearningpost
We've listed elearning post as a website resource, as well as a
publication, as its archives are outstanding. If you are researching
any aspect of e-learning, be sure to browse the archives and features
for relevant. articles.
http://www.elearningpost.com/
The eLearning Guild
The eLearning Guild describes itself as a global community of practice
for designers, developers and managers of eLearning and boasts an
impressive advisory board.. Also publishes the eLearning Developers
Journal. This is a new resource and promises to be an excellent
one.
http://www.elearningguild.com
e-LearningGuru.com
If you've been following and learning about e-learning for some
time, chances are that you have read an article by Kevin Kruse,
founder of e-LearningGuru.com. Visit this site for Kevin's articles
from adult learning principles for e-learning design to managing
e-learning. There's also links to a good list of pre-screened e-elearning
white papers.
http://www.e-learningguru.com/index.htm
eLearning Jump Page
Created by Jay Cross, the elearning jump page is a fabulous jumping
off point to a wealth of e-learning resources – and much, much
more.
http://www.meta-time.com/enew.htm
Hal Richman's Salon
A consultant with experience in designing and delivering e-learning
internationally, Hal's "salon" offers some great resources
on e-learning and collaboration.
http://www.halrichman.com/sslinks/links.php
The MASIE Center
Elliott Masie heads up The MASIE Center – The Technology &
Learning ThinkTank and specializes in researching the e-learning
field. A must-visit site for environmental factors effecting e-learners.
http://www.masie.com
The MASIE Center's TechLearn
Website
This is the companion website to TechLearn conferences, hosted by
The MASIE Center. Except when the conference is running, you can
access the archives of the most recent conference.
http://www.techlearn.com
William Horton Consulting
William Horton is the author of "Designing Web-Based Training"
and is the master of effective design for adult learners online.
The main business site contains lots of design examples, articles
and presentations.
http://www.horton.com/
Designing Web-Based Training
Website
In this companion website to his book, "Designing Web-Based
Training", William Horton shares online samples from his book,
allowing the reader to ‘experience’ his design principles
up close.
http://www.designingwbt.com/
Brandon Hall’s Website
Brandon Hall, author of the "Web Based Training Cookbook",
specializes in researching best practices in e-learning and produces
reports on e-learning technology. A good standby website on e-learning.
http://www.brandon-hall.com/
VNULearning
Here you can find archives from past OnlineLearning Conferences
and Training Conferences, including some video-streamed recordings
of live sessions.
http://www.vnulearning.com
TACTIX
"Training and communications technology in context" (TACTIX)
is provided by Fastrack Consulting. This site is a great resource
for instructional design for online learning with outstanding articles
by Clive Shepherd, plus a ‘toolkit’ of templates and decision
making tools.
http://www.fastrak-consulting.co.uk/tactix/index.html
Research Dog
The website of Samantha Chapnick, author of the "ELearning
Readiness Assessment Tool", contains information on the e-learning
market and vendors and links to various resources.
http://www.researchdog.com
Cisco’s e-Learning Website
Cisco's e-learning website offers general information on e-learning,
white papers, research and good links.
http://business.cisco.com/prod/tree.taf%3Fasset_id=44748&public_view=true&kbns=1.html
Dr. Mo (Dr. Jim Moshinskie's
Website
The home page of Dr. Jim Moshinskie (Dr. Mo), Accenture Professor,
Hankamer School of Business, contains several white papers on e-learning,
as well as samples of a number of award winning e-learning projects
created by Dr. Mo’s students.
http://business.baylor.edu/James_Moshinskie/
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