Palmyra's Karen Hyder co-authors "The eLearning Guild's Handbook on Synchronous eLearning"
Free eBook outlines best practices in virtual classroom techniques
Karen Hyder, internationally known eLearning expert and owner of Palmyra-based Kaleidoscope Training and Consulting, announces the electronic publication of "The eLearning Guild's Handbook on Synchronous eLearning." The 140-page eBook is a comprehensive resource for trainers, training developers and subject matter experts who are preparing to deliver training using virtual classroom or synchronous - at the same time - online software tools like WebEx Training Center, Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional and Elluminate Live!
"The eLearning Guild's Handbook" introduces readers to tools, methods and best practices to create training sessions that can be delivered to learners who are logged in remotely to a virtual class. It was co-authored by Matthew Murray of PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ron Miazga of Univar USA, and Dr. Ann Kwinn of Clark Training & Consulting and was edited by Bill Brandon of the eLearning Guild. Development was sponsored by WebEx.
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