Leadership Day: Jeanette Rogers, Seattle, Instructional Design & Learning SIG

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Leadership Day: Jeanette Rogers, Seattle, Instructional Design & Learning SIG

May 19th, 2007 | Posted in Tech Writer Voices |

Jeanette, based in Seattle and part of the IDL SIG, talks about the importance of applying learning theory to e-learning and other multimedia deliverables. She compares Captivate versus Mimic, and expands on ways that SIGs go beyond simple listservs.

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