These are the top ten learning tools I use to discover, understand, produce media, share and collaborate in my personal learning environment (PLE).
15 Instructional Design Books You Should Know About – Updated
If you want to learn more about instructional design, eLearning and how people learn, here is an updated selection of books for you to browse.
Seven Books To Boost Your Creativity
Our jobs often require us to generate creative ideas quickly. If you’re in a rut or looking for a way to tap into your creative flow, check out these books.
10 Interaction Design Books
Interactivity for Instructional Design
These 10 interaction design books can improve your skills for designing Interactivity for instructional design.
Five New L&D Books To Check Out
Alphabetical Order by Title
As our industry transforms to meet the needs of the 21st century workplace, one of the best ways to stay informed is through the latest books relevant to our field. You will probably find at least one book from this list that will improve your understanding and increase your chances of being effective at work.
Three Brainy Books Reviewed
Learning and the Brain
Three books that provide fascinating insights about intelligence and cognition. You can apply the principles to learning and the brain.
Four New Books That Contribute To Learning And Development
Learning and Development Books
Here are reviews of four learning and development books that make an important contribution to learning experience design.
Book Review: Play to Learn
Everything You Need to Know About Designing Effective Learning Games
One of the best ways to learn how to design learning games is with Sharon Boller and Karl Kapp’s book, Play to Learn. The principles covered here relate to learning games, whether they are played on the desktop, a mobile device or in the classroom.
10 Books to Check Out in 2017
Here’s a wide range of books that may be of interest to learning professionals covering approaches to learning, writing, technology and careers.
Review: The Back of the Napkin
One of the earliest books to teach visual thinking is Dan Roam’s The Back of the Napkin. It’s a classic that is still worth reading.
How To Create An Animated Video
Review and Demonstration of Vyond
After you’ve designed and developed 60 million eLearning courses, you’re bound to start looking around for something new. I think I’ve found that newness in the easy-to-use animation tools that are now available. Here, I’m going to take you on a tour of Vyond, previously known as GoAnimate, where I think you can have a creative […]
3 Books by eLearning Experts
Do you want to tap into the power of social media for learning? Are you looking for new ideas to climb out of a slump? Then check out these three books by eLearning experts.