Jan. 16, 2007—Karen Hyder co-authors "The eLearning Guild's Handbook on Synchronous eLearning (read more)
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!
Jan. 3, 2004—Karen Hyder serves as moderator coach for The eLearning Guild’s Online Forum Series (read more)
Each event, scheduled the second Thursday of the month, will focus on one eLearning theme from the perspective of four different practitioners, authors and industry leaders offering different views and strategies. Event days begin at 10:45 am with an introduction to the day and to the software interface led by Hyder. Sessions run for 75-minutes each with breaks in between. The event ends at 6:15pm ET with wrap up and conclusion also led by Hyder. All of the sessions are recorded.
Nov. 3, 2003—Kaleidoscope’s Hyder to address vital issues in transitioning from classroom to online training at The eLearning Producer conference in San Francisco (read more)
Karen Hyder, managing director of Kaleidoscope Training and Consulting, a firm specializing in developing technical-training skills, will present “Supporting Your Trainers' Evolution into Synchronous Online Training Experts” at the eLearning Guild’s annual conference and expo, set for Nov. 11 to 14 in San Francisco. Hyder's presentation is designed for those who are developing staff skills to become online trainers and coaches.
Feb. 28, 2003—Kaleidoscope's new courseware earns CompTIA's CAQC approval (read more)
Jan. 06, 2003—Kaleidoscope helps Technical trainers at Eastman Kodak Company earn CTT+ certification (read more)
Kaleidoscope Training and Consulting, a firm specializing in improving technical-training skills, announces a four-day training program for Eastman Kodak Co. employees in Plano, Texas. The learners are 20 Kodak trainers who teach internal staff and clients. They are seeking the Certified Technical Trainer (CTT+) designation from the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA).
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