I'm a university student in England and i am doing my dissertation on e-learning and i am having trouble finding any good websites apart from this one, HELP!

One quickie - who in your opinion has the best authoring tool for corporate training depts.?

Hey Jay - I'll buy the lunch at Sams for your debrief of the New Orleans conference. Your site has expanded greatly and now a book! Wow - no dust with you. Have a great time - good that you are there SUNDAY for the BOOOFFets...da gotdem good sunday boofffetts

Hi Jay,

India has be a economical resource for outsourcing projects after the so called 'right sizing' of IT industry in the West. Elearning is yet to catch up.

I am looking out for eLearning /Content Development Projects. If anyoune wants to outsource, you can contact me. I am getting my profile up on a website(name yet to be disclosed). Personally I have experies in Instructional Design and worked for clients such as HP Singapore, Ministry of Defence Singapore, Schlumberger Indoneasia, etc.,

Presently employed in a private firm, I am looking out for Business opportunities.

Apology if this is not the right place to post the message.

Regards
Babu
babuprasads@vsnl.com

Visit The School Of Thinking at http://www.thinkers.com for free speed-thinking e-training. Then test-run yourself at http://www.rocketreader.com Both are fine Australian e-learning tools, honed and improved over 20 years. Have Fun!
Australia leads the world in time and innovation. Check!

Re: What happened to the eLearning stock ticker?

Answer: Blogdex, the outfit that offered the web-based spreadsheet behind the stock ticker, bit the dust in 2001. Bryan Chapman is trying to keep the spirit alive but it requires manually posting the stats every morning. And of course, it's no longer dynamic.

The new URL is http://home.earthlink.net/~bchapmanutah/stock.htm

medical eLearning...

http://www.medcominc.com/

I'm a doctor interested in where I can find examples of elearning for medical students and professionals. I am producing a student site on anatomy you can visit at http://www.dissectionroom.com

Other medical elearning sites I have found are:
http://www.medsn.com
http://www.globalemedicine.com

Please add to the list if you know of any more

Thanks

Edited by author 02-01-2002 06:29 AM
What happened with the eLearning stock ticker? Is the link broken?

Could you add a new definition in your glossary? I have been looking for a definition of the term Megasite, and can not locate one.

The mindmap shows up in two pieces if your screen resolution is less than 800 pixels wide. This works for 90% of our visitors. I'll put an explanatory note on the site.

The link to Sveiby has been updated. Link-rot is a pain in the neck but at this point in the web's evolution I guess we've got to live with it. And do manual fixes.

Jay, The mindman map on the home page appeared in two pieces, the left half stacked on top of the right half with "HO" on top and "ME" on the bottom -- is that supposed to happen?

Jay your page is great, but the links in this paragraph "Karl Erik Sveiby gives a handy 30-slide presentation on his take on KM. It's a play within a play, having been created in a collaborative presentation-building framework. Sveiby has an impressive" are both wrong as knowledgecreators.com was lost due to a NetSol mixup.
The tutorial has been moved to www.sveibytoolkit.com which is now subscription-based. However, the link to the Library is still correct. Thank you for a most informative page.
Margaret Logan Know Inc. marglogan@knowinc.com

eTraining Campus@WORLDDIDAC 2002 ZURICH

In the framework of the global education show WORLDDIDAC 2002 ZURICH we will organize the eTraining Campus from April 23 to 26, 2002 in Zurich, Switzerland. The Campus will focus on practical examples and success stories in online education. We are expecting about 600 attendees from 40 countries around the globe.

For more information please visit:
http://www.eTrainingCampus.com
or contact:
eTraining@worlddidac2002.com

Okay. I just corrected the typo that broke the link to eLearning Forum. It's back in business now.

Sanjeev, you're on the mailing list now. There's a sign-up box at the bottom of most pages in Internet Time. Obviously, I need to make it more clear.

Hank, the luncheon where competency management came up was a private affair. No documentation. If you know of any worthy alternative viewpoints on the net, please let me know.

Vendors: I only point to stuff I can recommend or otherwise find interesting. That means that sometimes it will be months until I get that far down my list of priorities. Be sure I know what sets you apart and then please be patient.

I clicked on join elearning forum and got a "page not found" message.