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General Resources & Links: Using Technology in Training & Collaboration |
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The resources on this page are general ones on using technology in collaboration and training.
Using Technology as a Tool in Collaboration and Training
This series includes podcasts on these topics along with topic specific resources and other links: - Podcasts
- Webinars
- Wikis
- Really Simple Syndication (RSS)
- Survey Monkey and other online Survey Applications
- Digital Photographs
Archived Webcast Example
This is a sample archived webcast from NERRC consultant Larry Edelman, included so listeners can see and hear what a websinar/webcast looks like. It was presented by JFK Partners at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. About 100 people attended the live presentation in November of 2006, and a dozen or so sites were participating from a distance. Please note that because of a technical recording glitch, you may not be able to hear the audio until about a minute and 15 seconds into the program.
PowerPoint to Flash Presentation Example
This is an example of a PowerPoint to Flash presentation from NERRC consultant Larry Edelman, included so listeners can see and hear what this type of technology looks like. It is the Desired Results Access Learning Module of the Special Education Desired Results System (SEDRS).
Adobe Articulate
Articulate Presenter lets non-technical users create e-learning courses by adding narration and interactivity to a standard PowerPoint® file. At the press of the button, a presentation is transformed into a compelling Flash-based course. Adobe Articulate offers daily webcasts explaining their product.
With Articulate Presenter, you can:
- Develop and deliver content fast, while it's timely and relevant.
- Enable subject matter experts across the organization to participate in content development.
- Distribute your message widely in a format anyone can view.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 May 2008 )
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