I was just looking over the ELearning Guild’s “Handbook of e-Learning Strategy” and saw these nice e-Learning related graphics. I think these are nicely representations of the process designed . Kudos to the designer of these.
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I was just looking over the ELearning Guild’s “Handbook of e-Learning Strategy” and saw these nice e-Learning related graphics. I think these are nicely representations of the process designed . Kudos to the designer of these.
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These are scary in their pseudo-simplicity. It’s as if you can just organize information, pour it in, and learning happens.
Harold
Harold, I totally agree. I just mainly liked the design aspect of them more than their content. I know that I’ve certainly dealt with some projects that look much more like this ( http://blogs.zdnet.com/images/SysCallIIS.jpg ) Most projects don’t fit into such nice, neat little packages do they? 8-)
I love that picture – definitely more like reality ;-)