Title: E-Learning 101: It's Not As Tough As It Looks
Author: Dr. Liz Hardy
Publisher: Self Published
Published: April 2nd 2012
Format: Kindle
Pages: 50
Date Read: March 29, 2015
Source: Received from author
in exchange for an honest review
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My Rating: 3 Stars
Melissa's Musings:
This book is very straighforward and to the point. Broken down into 6 lessons, the information is easily read and absorbed.
I wouldn't say that I learned anything prolific or even anything new really. Given that I do have some experience with e-learning having taken some online courses during my college career, none of the information was new to me. But, I can see how it might be helpful for someone who doesn't have much experience with technology or online learning.
The chapters have nice summaries at the end with the points the author wants you to take away from reading them, as well as simple tasks to help you stay on track. The most important lesson that the book stresses is time management, and fitting studying into a busy schedule.
The one thing that didn't really work for me is the pictures of the dogs on the cover and throughout the book. I'm not sure what the author was aiming for in using these, but I found them distracting.
I would say that this is a good book for a quick read and some easy to follow tips.
Have any of my blog readers taken any online courses? Do you have any tips about e-learning to share?
Synopsis:
E-learning 101 is an e-book that will cheer you on, while it shows you the ropes.
It’s just like having your own personal e-learning coach.
This e-learning resource can do three things for you.
1. Save you time – by quickly explaining how everything works (it’s much faster than guessing on your own).
2. Stop you worrying – by replacing your fears with action and progress.
3. Make you more confident – by giving you step-by-step strategies for dealing with the tricky parts.
E-learning 101 can help you if you’re:
• Somewhere between slightly nervous, and frankly terrified
• Frustrated with having to guess about what to do next
• Too busy to wade through enormous books about online learning
• Keen to make progress on your course right now.
In 6 short lessons, you’ll find the solutions to your biggest e-learning questions.
And you’ll discover that e-learning’s really not as tough as it looks.
Melissa's Musings:
This book is very straighforward and to the point. Broken down into 6 lessons, the information is easily read and absorbed.
I wouldn't say that I learned anything prolific or even anything new really. Given that I do have some experience with e-learning having taken some online courses during my college career, none of the information was new to me. But, I can see how it might be helpful for someone who doesn't have much experience with technology or online learning.
The chapters have nice summaries at the end with the points the author wants you to take away from reading them, as well as simple tasks to help you stay on track. The most important lesson that the book stresses is time management, and fitting studying into a busy schedule.
The one thing that didn't really work for me is the pictures of the dogs on the cover and throughout the book. I'm not sure what the author was aiming for in using these, but I found them distracting.
I would say that this is a good book for a quick read and some easy to follow tips.
Have any of my blog readers taken any online courses? Do you have any tips about e-learning to share?
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