ELearning with Dreamweaver MX: Building Online Learning Applications
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (854 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0735712743 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 592 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The web site (newriders) will provide code and extensions referenced in the book. The next step is to track user progress with Learning Management Systems. Next, the book delves into the CourseBuilder extension to add quizzes and actions. . From the Back CoverLearn how to create compelling online learning applications with Dreamweaver MX. When designing online learning applications, concepts such as interactivity levels, user tracking, and audience level must be understood before a developer can start coding a single web page. Then, she shows you how to add content, emphasizing methods that take advantage of Dreamweaver's templates and libraries. Finally, Bruce shows users best practices for collaboration and optimization. eLearning with Dreamweaver MX: Building Online Learning Applications begins by teaching readers the basic instructional design concepts that they will need to know to create successful online learning applications.Bruce then walks you through
Betsy Bruce (betsy@betsybruce) specializes in creating training applications using Macromedia products, especially Dreamweaver and Authorware. In her free time, she enjoys reading, cooking, home remodeling projects, movies, and digital music. She enjoys working individually with clients to craf
The next step is to track user progress with Learning Management Systems. Learn how to create compelling online learning applications with Dreamweaver MX. Then, she shows you how to add content, emphasizing methods that take advantage of Dreamweaver's templates and libraries. eLearning with Dreamweaver MX: Building Online Learning Applications begins by teaching readers the basic instructional design concepts that they will need to know to create successful online learning applications.Bruce then walks you through the de
Disappointing. A few sparks of light. John Harpur I had expected great things of this book when I settled down to reading it. In particular I expected to hand it to one of my postgrads and say 'Now, get on with it'. Unfortunately, I'll have to pass him a few more supplementary texts before I can say that. The book has a very broad coverage, as indicated by the table of contents, but the actual content only intermittently rises to the challenge of quality. For a start, there is a lack of. "Dreamweaver MX and CourseBuilder Extensions explained" according to Susan Brown Zahn. If you're developing online training or elearning, Betsy Bruce's explanation of Dreamweaver MX should help you get more out of this powerful application. You can read this book cover to cover or dip into it and read those chapters that address your current problem.Bruce uses the ADDIE approach to creating elearning. She doesn't spend a lot of time discussing instructional design, but refers her readers to some excellent resources. The bu. A Customer said Skims the surface. eLearning with Dreamweaver MX suffers a fate similar to a lot of other books on the market right now - it tries to reach too broad of an audience and in doing so it misses all around. This book has content that could potentially overwhelm someone new to eLearning while simultaneously underwhelming anyone looking for a serious resource from which to really learn something. "This book is not an introduction to Dreamweaver. There are numero