5 Tips for Happy Snacking
I'll will be completely honest with you about this, I happen to like potato chips. I rarely eat them because I try to avoid the calories/fat but when I do eat potato chips, I...
Tools for Learning
As an adult, I am still tasked with the challenge of learning. My time and my resources are almost always limited so I am constantly in search of rapid elearning or frankly, I just lose interest. If it is not fast, easy to understand and easy to use, I just won't do it.
In fact, any elearning software that I use needs to meet several criteria in order for me to even consider using it. I create a lot of PDF files and edit a lot of pictures on a daily basis. I don't have time to spend hours upon hours to learn how to do these things. I want something that works right out of the proverbial box.
Are you familiar with the Adobe eLearning Suite 2.5?
Adobe® eLearning Suite 2.5 software is the complete, integrated toolbox for efficiently creating professional eLearning content. Get the best eLearning tool for application simulation, digital imaging, rich animations, audio production, and authoring of HTML or PDF content. Accelerate development with rapid prototyping, out-of-the-box assets, and roundtripping workflows. Publish to SCORM- and AICC-compliant Learning Management Systems and track SWF-, PDF-, or HTML-based content effortlessly, without programming.
I have been looking at new software recently to help me streamline my blogging efforts. I want a solution that is easy to use but will product maximum results.
What sort of elearning tools do you use?
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