September 2007
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
10h 53m
English
The training field is undergoing an evolution from a craft based on fads and folk wisdom to a profession that integrates evidence into the design and development of its products. Part of the training revolution has been driven by the use of digital technology to manage and deliver instructional solutions. This book provides you with evidence-based guidelines for both self-study (asynchronous) and virtual classroom (synchronous) forms of e-learning. Here you will read the guidelines, the evidence, and examples to shape your decisions about the design, development, and evaluation of e-learning.
If you are a designer, developer, or consumer of e-learning, you can use the guidelines ...
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