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• design patterns - A important aspect of design patterns is to identify and document the key ideas that make a good system different from a poor system (which may be a house, a computer program or an object of daily use), and to assist in the design of future systems. The idea expressed in a pattern should be general enough to be applied in very different systems within its context, but still specific enough to give constructive guidance.
  The range of situations in which the problems and solutions addressed in a pattern apply is called its context. An important part in each pattern is to describe this context. Examples can further illustrate how the pattern applies to very different situation.
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• Cloud Computing for Educ 032910.wmv - Microsoft marketing but does address the main issues in 3 minutes

• Introduction to SCORM, Part I - video - Aaron Silvers introduces the first of what is intended to be a series of videos from ADL. If you are new to the Sharable Courseware Object Reference Model (or 'SCORM') then this eight-minute video might be a good place to start. Aaron Silvers is the Community Manager for Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL); Advanced Distributed Learning is the originator of SCORM.

Jay Cross, Jane Hart

• SCORM : Sharable Content Object Reference Model - one-minute overview

• Principles of form and function - e-learning system should: -- Provide a method or methods for packaging and using necessary e-learning services from a variety of sources and of a variety of types.

-- Provide numerous ways to enable different packages to interact and integrate. -- Provide a packaging mechanism that allows for a level of independence and duplication. -- Provide an initial collection of services that provide a necessary minimum of common e-learning functionality -- Focus on packaging existing software or services for integration into the system -- Present this collection of services in a way that for staff and students resembles a single system. -- Minimize disruption to the user experience of the system."

• 9 Ways Social Media Can Make You A Better Leader

• How to Work Smarter using Social Media - in 30 days

• action mapping webinar

• The State of Learning in the Workplace Today --Jane Hart

• Personal Learning Environment and LMS in a business setting This is great serendipity to happen to be here in this course with folks like yourselves. I am returning to education in business having been away for OMG... a decade. Times they are a changin'.
  I'm working with the new kids - cloud computing, software as a service (SaaS), new customer/vendor relationships, social..., on-demand, so there are some interesting opportunities to push the teaching / learning envelop.
  I was a regular participant in the early days of the eLearning Forum so I have seen Jay Cross and that group working through these issues. I'm surprised that LMSs are still seen as a requirement. Management still needs to see course completion stats. "My manager is on my case if I don't do x amount of training a year." However, personal computing formats are spilling over into normal business communication. I'm trying to figure out how to make the best of both of these worlds.
  Any thoughts, suggestions?

• comment Friday, June 16, 2006 University of Pennsylvania med school) are using it. We need to have a HIPPA certified server so that if the state comes into audit us, we will pass. With the vast turnover & school-wide need for HIPPA training & assessment alone justifies our LMS