Advance E-Learning through a community that provides leadership, best practices and resources in a collaborative environment
Jay Cross pulled together his first video mash-up of conference bits from Learning Technologies 2008 in London. Here’s a chance to see Jay and other thought leaders Nigel Paine and Donald Clark telling it like it is.
http://informl.com/2008/06/30/informal-learning-web-20-the-mash-up/#comments
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When: Monday, August 18, 2008 Where: |
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The E-Learning Council and the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) invite you to a collaborative E-learning event.
Resource Profiles (20 minutes)
Representatives from each of the following groups will provide a brief overview of the organization and its purpose.
Web 2.0 Technologies (1 hour)
Zulfi Kureshi, Senior Manager, Deloitte
The E-Learning Council and DIR thank the following organizations for supporting this event.
• Texas Association of State Systems for Computing and Communication (TASSCC)
• SACC Training & Development Subcommittee
• Intergovernmental Training Council
Audience
This free educational presentation is intended for anyone interested in the topic of E-Learning. (Pre-registration is required.)
Dr. Frank Nguyen has a great article on building valid assessments at the Adobe Developer Center. He points out the dangers of relying on written tests to tell us if learners know hot do do something isntead of asking them to demonstrate that they can do it. Of course this is made easier by modern LMS’ because they tend to make multiple choice tests easier. To create valid tests he recommends:
He recommends the appropriate assesment type depending on the type of objective.
http://sdc.shockwave.com/devnet/captivate/articles/assessment.html
