Comments for learnability matters http://elearning.kern-comm.com Fri, 18 May 2012 05:45:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Future of eLearning in India by Mohan http://elearning.kern-comm.com/2008/06/future-of-elearning-in-india/comment-page-1/#comment-42278 Mohan Wed, 09 Mar 2011 07:13:58 +0000 http://elearning.kern-comm.com/?p=277#comment-42278 Like this post, hoping for a good futre in e-learning industry. Like this post, hoping for a good futre in e-learning industry.

]]> Comment on Kern’s Learning Evaluation Methodology by Savy http://elearning.kern-comm.com/2007/06/kern%e2%80%99s-evaluation-methodology/comment-page-1/#comment-41297 Savy Thu, 24 Feb 2011 08:16:12 +0000 http://elearning.kern-comm.com/?p=156#comment-41297 Nice blog post, Hope you cover some more on this subject very soon. I really appreciate your work. Nice blog post, Hope you cover some more on this subject very soon. I really appreciate your work.

]]> Comment on Rapid eLearning by Keith Melchor http://elearning.kern-comm.com/2006/11/rapid-elearning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-41230 Keith Melchor Wed, 23 Feb 2011 11:27:18 +0000 http://elearning.kern-comm.com/?p=29#comment-41230 I really loved your post, thanks for sharing. -- Keith Melchor I really loved your post, thanks for sharing. — Keith Melchor

]]> Comment on “Learnability” Testing by Nalini Marthi http://elearning.kern-comm.com/2007/10/%e2%80%9clearnability%e2%80%9d-testing/comment-page-1/#comment-33482 Nalini Marthi Mon, 22 Nov 2010 06:19:29 +0000 http://elearning.kern-comm.com/?p=201#comment-33482 Hi Geeta / Archana and all, I have been into e-learning field and software product development, deployment and implementation over the past 10 years or even more. Have been an Hi Tech R&D scientist for majority of my career before leaving teaching field officially. All your posts make very good reading. You appear like my immediate colleagues to me. Let me say out one thing - each of us feel that OUR FIELDS are the most difficult to tackle whereas others fields are not-so-difficult. We are entitled to think like that. But, I am glad that we are coming to terms with this USABILITY / LEARNABILITY issues in software and e-learning content. Let us not forget that we are all governed by BUSINESS concerns and time constraints in delivery. Only those in Government probably can afford to relax a little on this matter. Having said that I leave the forum open for discussion further. Cheers, Nalini Marthi Ph.D. Hi Geeta / Archana and all,

I have been into e-learning field and software product development, deployment and implementation over the past 10 years or even more. Have been an Hi Tech R&D scientist for majority of my career before leaving teaching field officially.

All your posts make very good reading. You appear like my immediate colleagues to me. Let me say out one thing - each of us feel that OUR FIELDS are the most difficult to tackle whereas others fields are not-so-difficult. We are entitled to think like that.

But, I am glad that we are coming to terms with this USABILITY / LEARNABILITY issues in software and e-learning content. Let us not forget that we are all governed by BUSINESS concerns and time constraints in delivery. Only those in Government probably can afford to relax a little on this matter.

Having said that I leave the forum open for discussion further.

Cheers,
Nalini Marthi Ph.D.

]]> Comment on Call Center Application Tutorial for Standard Chartered Bank by Geeta Bose http://elearning.kern-comm.com/2010/08/call-center-application-tutorial-for-standard-charted-bank/comment-page-1/#comment-28394 Geeta Bose Thu, 02 Sep 2010 05:00:29 +0000 http://elearning.kern-comm.com/?p=1023#comment-28394 It was interesting the way we approached the tutorial. While most application tutorials end up being a technical manual or a technical documentation of the application, we consciously wanted the tutorial to provide a \'fail safe\' practice ground for learners new to the application. Learners found it challenging to attempt each task in the new application in contrast to their earlier legacy system; and in the process learned about the new tabs and fields of the new application. It was interesting the way we approached the tutorial. While most application tutorials end up being a technical manual or a technical documentation of the application, we consciously wanted the tutorial to provide a \’fail safe\’ practice ground for learners new to the application. Learners found it challenging to attempt each task in the new application in contrast to their earlier legacy system; and in the process learned about the new tabs and fields of the new application.

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