E-Learning Books

	Michael Allen's Guide to E-Learning An industry leader speaks out against boring, ineffective, costly e-learning and provides practical guidelines for creation of powerful, e-learning-based performance solutions.-- from Amazon
	Simulations and the Future of Learning: An Approach to E-Learning Recent research studies are proving what many of us have quietly suspected all along� our children are actually learning new ways to learn when they spend hour after hour with their Game Boy, PlayStation, 2, Xbox, or other video game console. Just imagine what it must be like for this generation to go from complexity, immersion, and hands-on interactivity of The Sims to a classroom lecture. Now this same generation is preparing to enter the corporate workforce, the military, public service, and our higher education institutions. Are our trainers and educators prepared to meet the escalating needs and potential of this next generation?...-- from inside flap
	E-Learning and the Science of Instruction In e-Learning and the Science of Instruction authors Ruth Colvin Clark and Richard E. Mayer, internationally recognized experts in the field of e-learning, offer essential information and guidelines for selecting, designing, and developing e-learning courses that build knowledge and skills for workers learning in corporate, government, and academic settings. -- from Amazon
	E-Learning: Strategies for delivering knowledge in the digital age E-Learning outlines how to develop an organization-wide learning strategy based on cutting-edge technologies and explains the dramatic strategic, organizational, and technology issues involved... -- from Amazon
	E-Learning Games : Interactive Strategies for Digital Delivery E-Learning Games is a tool or resource for trainers and teaching professionals that guides the design of engaging and interactive e-learning courses. The strategies described here will engage learners in a way that will make them want to learn. Wide ranges of effective techniques are offered for a variety of circumstances from interviewing to goal setting through problem solving and team building and more! -- from back cover
	Designing E-Learning Don't design e-learning programs from scratch-use this book to adapt your instructional design expertise to the demands of this new technology. Receive step-by-step guidelines, discover solutions to key challenges, and learn how to balance the educational needs of your learners with the practical constraints of e-learning -- from Amazon
	Project Managing E-Learning (ASTD E-Learning Series) Project Managing E-Learning is the fifth book in the new ASTD E-Learning Series and explains how to apply classic project management principles to the job of launching and managing a successful e-learning project. Like the other books in the series, Project Managing E-Learning is practical, easy to read, and focuses on application. In addition to its practical grounding in project management , it provides readers with pointers on how to avoid technical issues that can bring an e-learning project to a halt. Just reading the top 18 list of why e-learning projects fail could prove invaluable to the success of a current or future project. Project Managing E-Learning includes practical hands-on Your Turn sections that offer exercises, worksheets, and other guidance to help reinforce your learning. those found in the book for immediate application. -- from Amazon