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Table of Contents
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Four | Part Five | Part Six
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Part
One |
| The
State of E-Learning |
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- Waking in the Night an Thinking About E-Learning, Allison
Rossett
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- The Forum Report: E-Learning Adoption Rates and
Barriers, David E. Simmons
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- Performance Support - Driving Change, Gloria
Gery
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- Learnativity: Into the Future, Wayne Hodgins
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- Blended Learning: The Magic is in the Mix, Elliott
Masie
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- E-Learning in the Old World: A Reflection on the
European E-Learning Situation, Christian Volkl and Folkert
Castelein
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- Covering Your Assets: 10 Things Trainers Should Know
About Copyright Law, Sarah Fister Gale
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Part
Two |
| Developing Great E-Learning |
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- From Binders to Browsers: Converting
Classroom Training to the Web, Shonn R. Colbrunn and
Darlene M. Van Tiem
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- Ten Things to Look for When You're Buying WBT,
Le'a Kent
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- Putting Learning Standards into
Practice: A Primer, Richard Clark
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- Learning Objects Need Instructional Design
Theory, David Wiley
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- A Framework for Designing Interactivity into
Web-Based Instruction, Pam Northrup
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- Games That Teach: Simple Computer Games
for Adults Who Want To Learn, William Horton
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- Virtual Games for Real Learning:
Learning Online with Serious Fun, Marie Jasinski and
Sivasailam Thiagarajan
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- Don't Forget the High-Touch with the
High-Tech in Distance Learning, Dean R. Spitzer
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- The Handheld Web: How Mobile Wireless
Technologies will Change Web-Based Instruction and Training, Paul
G. Shotsberger and Ronald Vetter
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- Designing Discussion Questions for Online,
Adult Learning, Zane L. Berge and Lin Muilenburg
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Part
Three |
| Managing E-Learning Success:
Strategies That Turn Promises into Performance |
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- The Four C's of Success: Culture,
Champions, Communication, and Change, Marc.
J. Rosenberg
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- How to Keep E-Learners from E-scaping, Jim
Moshinskie
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- Six Steps to Developing a Successful
E-Learning Initiative: Excerpts from the E-Learning
Guidebook, Brandon Hall
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- How to Facilitate E-Collaboration and
E-Learning in Organizations, Nory B. Jones and James Laffey
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- Technology Adoption: Bringing Along the
Latecomers, Rebecca Vaughan Frazee
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- How Can We Use Knowledge Management? Allison
Rossett and Kendra Sheldon
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- Distributed Cognition: A Foundation for
Performance Support, Jan D. Greenberg and Gary J. Dickelman
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- Getting IT Support for E-Learning, Tom
Barron
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- Emerging Instructional Technologies:
The Near Future, John W. Jacobs and John V. Dempsey
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- Building Performance-Centered Web-Based
Systems, Information Systems, and Knowledge Management Systems
in the 21st Century, Barry Raybould
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Part
Four |
| Is E-Learning Too Good To Be True? |
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- The State of Online Learning - What the
Online World Needs Now: Quality, Kevin Dobbs
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- Web-Based Education: A Reality Check, Rob
Foshay and Corrie Bergeron
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- Digital Backlash, Karl Albrecht and Ronald
Gunn
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- Top Ten E-Learning Myths, John V. Moran
and Haidee E. Allerton
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- Challenging E-Community Myths, David Mager
and Warren Karlenzig
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- Evaluating the Return on Investment of
E-Learning, Jack J. Phillips, Patricia P. Phillips, Lizette
Z. Duresky, and Cyndi Gaudet
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- Benefits, Costs and the Value of E-Learning
Programs, David C. Forman
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Part
Five |
| E-Learning for the E-Learning
Professional: Developing the People Who Will Lead the Field |
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- Professional Development to Go? George
Lorenzo
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- Not Too Cool for School, Patti Shank
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- Preparing E-Learning Professionals, Bob
Hoffman
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- The Four Levels of Web Site Development
Expertise, Albert L. Ingram
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Part
Six |
| E-Learning at Work: Case
Studies |
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- E-Learning Evangelism, Kim Kiser
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- Using Objects for Online Learning:
E-Learning for Project Managers, Warren Longmire, Dan
Hughes, and Karen Jost
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- Interdisciplinary Studies and New
Technologies: A Case Study, Alan B. Howard
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- Washington's Need to Know, Mary Eisenhart
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- Mission E-Possible: The Cisco
E-Learning Story, Patricia A. Galagan
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- Ready for Liftoff, Kim Kiser
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- Blended Learning Case Study, Jennifer
Hofmann
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