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Came across this site Hit Ya Flop? which collates movie reviews, for the latest movies, from different sources (newspapers, bollywood websites etc) and presents them all in one place. Extremely useful, especially if you are a movie buff and like to be updated on all the reviews before making a decision on watching a movie. Worth bookmarking!
Staying on the topic of templates I recently came across another one that has been developed by the CIPD to help different stakeholder groups think through different issues that may arise while introducing/reviewing eLearning.
I spent some time playing around with these free templates and resources from Marketware and I thought to recommend these for those of you who might be looking for help in designing a system to keep competitors on your radar or a sales pipeline/funnel planner.
For example: This Excel-based Competitive Analysis
template, which you can download, allows you to calculate and graph
your competitiveness score for a number of factors and calculate an overall
competitiveness index against up to 5 competitors.
For the complete list visit: Marketware: Free Downloads
Just a couple of days back I gave Firefox a try and I am so impressed that I recommend it to any of you who are still using Internet Explorer. Just get a copy by clicking here and "rediscover the web!"
Check out this review of Firefox by renowned technology columnist Walt Mossberg in the December 30th edition of The Wall Street Journal.
Cost effective production of interactive simulations though streamlining development processes, ensuring maximum re-usability and expanding the pool of specialists able to undertake production, is the way ahead.
A major challenge facing providers of e-Learning is the provision of meaningful interactive courseware that is responsive to learners, allowing them to actively participate in the learning process. This white paper looks at the nature and desirability of such content, examining key issues in its effective production.
Download Interactivity_Simulations_in_eLearning.pdf
The corporate elearning market in Western Europe, although growing at a slower rate than previously predicted, still provides one of the strongest growth areas in the IT market. IDC forecasts that the market will grow at a 31% five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2002 and 2007.
This study is based on IDC’s demand-side forecast methodology as well as supplyside analysis of key trends and events in the second half of 2002 and in Q1 2003, and their predicted impact on the elearning market for the five-year period from 2002 to 2007. The study provides insights into the drivers and inhibitors affecting growth in the elearning market and provides elearning vendors with guidance for making the best of the opportunities available in the market.
The Learned Man is back...all fresh and with a new gmail address - thelearnedman@gmail.com !!!!
I hope all of you had a very peaceful transition into the new year and may this year bring lots of happiness and peace for all!!!
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