Monthly Archives: January 2014

Good article on teaching online at: http://www.educationforallblog.org/education-and-technology/backwards-and-in-high-heels-teaching-well-online Particularly like: “But if a great teacher is to the classroom what Fred Astaire was to dancing, then an online teacher must be even better because teaching online is far more challenging than … Continue reading →

Good blog posting on “How Colors Can Enhance Memory Performance” at: http://blog.edynco.com/instructional-design/how-colors-can-enhance-memory-performance/ Great points to keep in mind as I begin to develop a new online course. This is from a new blog called Ednyco that I discovered this weekend. … Continue reading →

10 Super Powers of Instructional Designers: http://info.shiftelearning.com/blog/bid/331573/10-Super-Powers-of-the-World-s-Greatest-Instructional-Designer

A  popular discussion topic on many eLearning forums is “What microphone should I buy?”.  Over at eLearning Brothers they have started a series on “How to record voice overs for eLearning“. There are a lot of different opinions about recording … Continue reading →