May 19, 2012

E-Learning Resources

This page contains a number of useful e-learning resources. The right column contains links to resources made available to you from Connect Thinking, including video and podcast tutorials on our YouTube and iTunes channels. Below is a list of useful links to local and international e-learning thought leaders and institutions. If you have a useful link you think belongs on this page, please Contact Us.

Alison’s Favourite Podcasts:

Click (BBC)

E-Learning Stuff (UK)

Tayloring It (UK)

Geek Beat TV (US)

Web Beat TV (US)

TED Talks (US)

Internet Marketing – Site Visibility (UK)

Small Business Big Marketing (Aus)

Stanford Technology Ventures – Entrepreneurial Thought Leadership Series (US)

Thought Leaders/Institutions On E-Learning – Australia:

Jokaydia Virtual worlds in education specialist

Ryan Tracey

Education Services Australia

Australian Flexible Learning Framework

E-learning Network of Australasia (ElNet)

E-Learning Industry Association of Victoria

Training Talk Australia 

IDHub

Australasian Journal of Educational Technology (AJET)

Thought Leaders/Institutions On E-Learning – World:

Marc Rosenberg (US)

Jay Cross (US)

Marc Prensky – In particular, his article ‘e-nough‘ (US)

Stephen Downes (US)

Tony Karrer (US)

Tony Bates (US)

Cathy Moore (US)

Tom Kuhlmann (US)

Jane Bozarth (US)

Clark Quinn (US)

Nancy White (US)

Elearnspace – George Siemens (US)

Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies – Jane Hart (UK)

The Masie Centre – Elliott Masie (US)

The ELearning Guild (US)

eLearn Magazine (US)

E-Learning Learning (aggregator or e-learning blogs)

Learning Circuits – ASTD (US)

JISC (UK)

Association for Learning Technology (UK)

Towards Maturity (UK)

Educause (US)

Horizon Project (Annual reports)

E-Learning Instructional Design:

Instructional development timeline

5 Star ID rating – David Merrill

First principles of instruction – David Merrill

Instructional design in e-learning – George Seimens

Instructional design system handbook – Donald Clark

Rubric for online instruction

E-Learning Example

E-learning and multimedia examples

Illustrations of Social Media for Learning:

Virtual classroom concept – BBC story on YouTube

Wiki concept – Commoncraft

Blog concept - Commoncraft

Podcast concept - Commoncraft

RSS concept – Commoncraft

Twitter concept – Commoncraft

Learning manual processes e.g. virtual frog dissection

Business modelling e.g. Lemonade Stand

Venuegen – corporate virtual world platform

Yammer – corporate microblogging

Yackstar – corporate social network platform

Bloomfire – corporate social learning platform

List of Technologies for Online Learning:

Directory of tools for online learning (Jane Hart)

Social Media tools and applications (Go2web20)