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Friday, January 14, 2011

Rapid E-Learning Blog

The Rapid E-Learning Blog

Although I only have one week’s experience with blogging, I’m quickly appreciating the benefits that come with creating a blog website.  The networking opportunities and available resources are endless.  As I reviewed another classmates’ blog website, I discovered The Rapid E-Learning Blog, created byTom Kuhlmann.  Tom, a 15 year veteran of the training industry, presents numerous blogs and links that are relevant and practical approaches to the e-learning environment.  The site offers a wealth of resources with very practical tips and suggestions.  Although the nature of my job does not directly involve e-learning, the information referenced is easily translatable into a traditional classroom setting. 
One particular blog, Here's How to Help Your Subject Matter Experts Build Better E-Learning Courses, spoke volumes to my soul.  My current duties and responsibilities will eventually evolve into that of Subject Matter Expert.  I found the following tips worth their weight in gold:
1.     People don’t care about what you know as much as you do.
2.    New learners don’t need to know everything you know.
3.    Your actions speak so loud I can hardly hear you.  (Kuhlman, 2011)
A quick review of the blog archives yielded even more helpful information.   After viewing the blog, I can honestly say that my only regret was that I had not discovered this website a year ago, when I needed it.  Needless to say, I quickly subscribed to this website.  I look forward to reading future blogs from this site!


References

Kuhlman, T. (2011, 01 11). Here's How to Help Your Subject Matter Experts Build Better E-Learning Courses. Retrieved 01 14, 2011, from The Rapid eLearning Blog: http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/about-tom/

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