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  1. Interesting contrast to US corp elearning, which often doesn't include in-person assessment (or decent evaluation of any kind!) #vetes09 3:56 PM Nov 26th from web
  2. Clint Smith: self-paced elearning in Australian businesses often includes human support, esp. due to assessing performance on job #vetes09 3:55 PM Nov 26th from web
  3. @philip_1956 Rather than believe, we could *do* it. It's not as hard as going to the moon, so skeptics can easily prove or disprove. 3:17 PM Nov 26th from web in reply to philip_1956
  4. Australian market for corp elearning development seems really different from US. Govt funding affects design choices, for example. #vetes09 9:27 PM Nov 25th from web
  5. @rnarchana Or maybe I'm just getting confused. Time for coffee! #vetes09 9:26 PM Nov 25th from web in reply to rnarchana
  6. @rnarchana Sorry for the confusion. I was retweeting a panel moderator's question, not asking the Q myself. #vetes09 9:25 PM Nov 25th from web in reply to rnarchana
  7. I'd vote for somehow including instructional design when defining "mature" use of elearning (not mainly tech or quantity) #vetes09 9:22 PM Nov 25th from web
  8. Per Peter Higgs: it's not just the content. Instructional design adds value. #vetes09 9:14 PM Nov 25th from web
  9. Per @regant: we need quality check on that freely available content. #vetes09 9:13 PM Nov 25th from web
  10. Q for panel: If content is freely available, what's the role of instructional design, formal elearning? #vetes09 9:11 PM Nov 25th from web
  11. At the same time, I agree with Clark that elearning is too often treated as a commodity. #vetes09 9:09 PM Nov 25th from web
  12. Clint Smith: we in education are snobbish about self-paced elearning. #vetes09 9:08 PM Nov 25th from web
  13. I agree with @roseg that ppl who have grown up with or are comfortable with technology don't view it as a separate tool. IDs take note. 9:05 PM Nov 25th from web
  14. Lots of Elearning & the Science of Instruction, book I recommend, is online here: http://tinyurl.com/y8pwnx3. Thanks mfubib! #vetes09 6:37 PM Nov 25th from web
  15. About to speak at #vetes09. Pls tweet Qs and comments with that tag. 4:01 PM Nov 25th from Twittelator
  16. @SuzetteI Thanks for the invitation. Sorry I got on Twitter too late to come! 3:07 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to SuzetteI
  17. @lasic Thanks for the invite. Sorry I got onto Twitter too late to come! 3:07 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to lasic
  18. New blog post: Why you want to use scenarios. Presentation/story based on my Oz talks. http://tinyurl.com/ybyk3xo 3:06 PM Nov 24th from web
  19. The Grimace Project: use sliders to change emotions in an illustrated face. Show graphic artists what you want! http://tinyurl.com/cka9pg 2:56 AM Nov 22nd from web
  20. Nancy White: networking one way to apply learning from structured course--plan for it in yr design #edayz09 3:16 PM Nov 12th from Twittelator
  • Name Cathy Moore
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  • Bio On a mission to save the world from boring corporate elearning.
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