LMS Update and How My Organization Has Adapted to Online Learning
Our LMS implementation has been painful. Our nurse educators are keen to get everything they have been doing in classes or have access to in PowerPoint up onto the system. Not the best idea. So I’m slowly taking a topic at a time (mostly what is being driven by Ministry mandatory training first) and creating […]
Finally some nice feedback
After months and months of hard work slaving over the implementation of our LMS system. Then many long painstaking hours and overtime hours to get our mandatory core curriculum courses created. The system and courses have been launched to the entire organization. True to form they hate change. Why can’t we do this on paper? […]
A pretty little fountain found while walking Toronto
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How far do you take political correctness in your clipart?
I had feedback today on a course, that I thought was quite well done, that made me take a step back and get my back up a little as well. During a recent time crunch and with limited resources I put together a course for Accessibility and Customer Service Standards. I found a set of […]
Reusability – Too much of a good thing?
I’m curious about something. I’m unfortunately in a time crunch and have to “whip” several courses out faster then I would like (2-3 days). For one particular course there are a series of 7-8 segments of information that are “types of tools to use” & “tips for interacting”. I used a circle diagram interaction (below) […]
Swapping Bullet Pts for a HotSpot Series of Questions (#Articulate)
I’m going nuts lately trying to take 6 topics of core training that we have to give to staff and turn it all into elearing in a matter of a month. Currently the material is all in Word format and has been presented, tested, and marked that way for 6 years. I’m so grateful that […]
Navigating an Online Course ( #Articulate Engage Interaction)
Recently while looking at some examples of various elearning courses I decided that my “help” section of my own course was incredibly too long and perhaps annoying for learners. One example I saw had a quick one screen shot that people could click around. I decided I needed something similar to this, but bearing in […]
Real Examples of e-Learning Activities that Work (My Notes)
Today I sat in on this presentation by: Elayna Hanson and Steve Sifert from Phasient Learning Technologies.
Trends in Social Media for Hospitals & Health Care Organizations – notes from Blog Talk Radio
Today I listened in on a show on Perspectives in Health System Transformation on Blog Talk Radio hosted by Gregg Masters. Today’s topic was “Trends in Social Media for Hospitals & Health Care Organizations”(Listen here). The speaker for today’s topic was Ed Bennett of “Found in Cache: Social Media resources for health care professionals.” Notes […]
Creating an Internal Blog with Limited Resources
Our CNO at work is interested in creating a blog here at work to write about the happenings, planning, and future of nursing at our facility. YIPPEE!!! I’m so excited that someone on our executive wants to start doing this. Now the question arises how to help facilitate this request. We have an intranet that […]