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A friend and colleague recently posted on Facebook that she was having to discard a lot of items that she no longer needed, and that included several books I had written on the venerable eLearning development tool Authorware, which has not been updated since Version 7 back in 2005. I wrote quite a bit about Authorware in July. Where do we stand at the start of 2016? An Auld Acquaintance: Authorware Not in our field, we won’t!Īuthoring tools continue to evolve, as well. We can borrow from the past, but we’re unlikely to ever repeat it. I think that’s a good thing because it keeps our services in demand. Changes are happening all the time, so the shelf life of our eLearning is limited. It is custom-made to meet a client’s needs and those needs are usually immediate and are prone to change in just a few years or even just a few months. That’s why most of the eLearning that you and I create does not stay in use for years, as much as we’d like to think that it will.

How many companies do you know like that? If a corporation were to never lose or hire an employee, were never to have to change their product, marketing, or support programs, had a stable clientele that never requested any changes to the way the corporation works, it wouldn’t ever need to have its employees learn anything new. Why is there so much of a demand for learning inside corporations? Think of it this way. Let’s focus on commercial enterprises for a moment.

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Today, more than ever, I love creating eLearning, writing about it, and teaching others how to design and develop it right. In all these years, I’ve lost count of the number of authoring tools I’ve used and the number of courses I’ve developed. This coming year will mark my 33 rd working in this field and my 18 th since starting my own practice. I started my career creating eLearning while an undergraduate in college pursuing my Computer Science Bachelor of Science. Wasn’t it just yesterday that we were celebrating the start of 2015? It’s hard to believe that another year has come and gone already.