Tools & Resources
Tools & Resources
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"Those parts of the system that you can hit with a hammer (not advised) are called hardware; those program instructions
that you can only curse at are called software."
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Instructional Development Tools 
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LMS
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LCMS
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Authoring
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Synchronous Learning
- Instructors Guide to Live E-Learning
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PowerPoint Conversion
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Rich Media
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Assessment
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Instructional Games
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Software Simulation
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Soft-skill/Task Simulation
Web Design Issues 
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Web Page Design
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Web Site Design
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Web Application Design
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Frames & Links
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Collaboration Technology
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Search Engines
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Web Style Guide
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Web Master Roles & Skills
Web Development Tools 
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Web Developer Portals
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HTML / XHTML
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CSS
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DOM
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JavaScript
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DHTML
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ActionScript
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XML / XSL
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PHP / MySQL
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Active Server Pages
Software Tools 
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Sofware Sources
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Raster Graphics:
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Vector Graphics
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Screengrab
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Audio Editing
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Video Editing:
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Word processing
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Print Publishing & Layout
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PDF
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Spreadsheet
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Presentation
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Project Management
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Animation
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Simulation
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HTML Editing
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Flow Chart & Process Diagrams
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Browsers
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FTP
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CBT
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Flash Communications Server
Information Objects / Learning Objects 
Team Resources In Development
- Management & Leadership
- Power of Alignment
- Crossing the Chasm
- Learning Organization
- Intrinsic Motivation
- Teaching Self-Esteem
- Social Accountability
Glossaries
- Internet Terms
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Instructional Design & Education Terms
Learning & Training Communities 
- LearningTimes.net
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The Learning Web (Gordon Dryden, author, The Learning Revolution)
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E-Learning Developer's Journal (The E-Learning Guild)
- Trainers Network -- Instructional Design
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vnulearning.com (Conference Event Schedule)
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Greater Arizona eLearning Association (GAZEL)
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eSATS — eLearning System for Arizona Teachers & Students
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LAMS Foundation — Learning Activity Management System (Australia)
Instructional Design Resources 
- Design Tools & Strategies
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- Design History
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History of Instructional Design (in Hypertext)
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The Cognitive Revolution: A Historical Perspective
(George A. Miller, Princeton, "TRENDS in Cognitive Science" Vol 7, No 3, March 2003)

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