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Mzinga Releases OmniSocial 2.0

Author: Bill Brandon

Abstract: Social software provider Mzinga has launched the OmniSocial Summer 2010 release, the latest update to its enterprise-class social software. OmniSocial now provides support for onboarding, communication and collaboration, learning and development, performance and career development, innovation, and recruitment and retention.

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Preparing and Delivering your First Synchronous Sessions

Speaker: Karen Hyder

Description: Live virtual online (synchronous) sessions can provide a fantastic alternative to face-to-face programs, especially when reduced budgets, travel restrictions, and volcanic ash keep you apart. But live virtual sessions require a lot of planning and preparation. Presenters and students need to understand how to use the new communication tools, content and activities need to be adapted, and the softw…

eLearning Guild Research

The 2010 Salary and Compensation Report - United States

Abstract: The average salary of a person who lives in the United States and works in e-Learning is $79,252. There are many factors that go into determining one’s compensation as an e-Learning professional. The 2009 Salary & Compensation Report is based on data from 6,000 fully vetted responses from active members of The eLearning Guild.

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Latest Job Posting: Senior Flash Developer in Davis, CA

Latest Resume Posting: e-Learning Developer and Instructional Media Technologist in Arlington, VA

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Living Actor SaaS

Vendor: Cantoche

Description: With Living Actor™ SaaS, you can create videos using avatars that are easily embedded in e-learning tools (e.g. Articulate, Captivate, PowerPoint), in any Web Site and even in mobile applications.

http://www.livingactor.com/SaaS

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Absolutely! Enterprise Wiki Style Knowledge Management Software

Description: Absolutely! combines benefits of a traditional knowledge management system (organization and distribution of knowledge), with the collaboration and engagement of wiki and social networks, as well as the ability to use rich media (flash, video, interactive flow charts and diagrams, immersive environments of virtual worlds). It is tightly integrated with Google Apps, allowing you to use the power …

Take Criticism Positively!

Description: Whether criticism is in the form of a comment, look, sigh or even a spell of silence, it is a means to evaluate the pros and cons of the action or work of an individual or a thing from another person’s viewpoint. Negative criticism is disappointing and frustrating to the extent of an individual not putting his best effort in future. There is a dip in one’s enthusiasm and confidence …