Hello Everyone!

I wanted to introduce myself and say hello. I'm new to eLearning but not to technology. I'm currently working with the group over at LeanForward and I'm excited to learn all I can about the benefits of elearning. I know they work with Lectora and a number of the other tools I've seen discussed on this forum.

I'm sure you'll see me randomly asking questions, so please help me out with insightful information! What resources do you suggest someone new to eLearning go look at?

Thanks!

Learning Dan

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Sue

I happend upon this great podcast with good explaination and examples of the differences between the Learning Management System and the Learning Content Management System with good analogies and reasons for implementing both.

How to Integrate LMS and LCMS for Maximum ROI with Marc Blumenthal

and other resources at http://www.netdimensions.com 

In larger companies, organizations or government agecies there are so many departments that are or can be involved in training that it sometimes turns out that the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing.