Hi,

I just recieved an email from E-learning magazine and there will be a e-learning summit on April 30, 2009  at 7 AM PT- 2 PM PT. Below are the highlights. Cost is Free.
The Elearning! Summit:
Web 2.0 & Best Practices in Enterprise LearningJoin 1,500 corporate and learning executives to hear the experts share their best practices at this key event.  If you are responsible for business performance, employee development and learning strategy, you need to attend the Elearning! Summit.

The Elearning! Summit Virtual Event includes:

Session 1:
Web 2.0 Trends and Applications in Learning

Session 2:
Best Practices: Managing Learning as a Profit Center

Session 3:
Best Practices: Presenting in a Virtual Classroom

Session 4:
Solutions

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I know I am a little out of order- but I discovered something new I wanted to share. With all this technology around us, how can we bring it to the classroom, or use it to train the trainer?

I have always been interested in e-learning and Adobe has just launched its latest version of it e-learning suite. Click here to see the page and view the video.

 I have seen Adobe Captivate first hand. You can give a demo, lets say Excel, and record your voice and a video of you using the program. Then your video clip of your lesson is saved and able to be viewed by your learners.  I have purchased DVDs with these video clips and its great for the learner as you can stop and rewind the clip so you do not miss any part of the lesson.

I am familar using Flash and Dreamweaver.  I have pariticpated in web conferences but not designing them.  I am really interested in learning how to use Contribute and Captivate. Someday, I would love to take the leap and create effective e-learning courses.