Tom Kuhlmann is the VP of Community at Articulate and the author of The Rapid eLearning Blog.

We chatted about rapid e-learning, good design and committing ourselves to the craft of e-learning. Sounds very lofty, doesn't it? 

As a preview to our web panel on March 11th 2010, Steve Lowenthal, Kineo’s US CEO sat down with Anne Marie Laures, recently retired Director of Learning Services at Walgreen, to discuss some of the best practices she put in place in over 30 years guiding Walgreen’s Learning Services Group.

Professor Karl Kapp and Cammy Bean talk about 3D learning and virtual worlds and why we need to pay attention to this nascent teaching tool. Although Second Life doesn’t seem to get the buzz it did a few years back, Karl tells us that 3D learning is alive and well and coming to a corporate learning environment near you.

This week, Kineo's Cammy Bean talks with Ellen Wagner of Sage Road Solutions, co-author of the eLearning Guild's 2009 LMS Report The Evolution of the LMS: From Management to Learning.

The big story in this year's report is the growth of corporate Moodle and the impact of open source on the ever-changing LMS market. If you know Kineo, you know that this kind of news perks up our ears.

This October, Kineo’s Cammy Bean talked with the eLearning Guild's Brent Schlenker about learning campaigns, emerging technologies and the upcoming DevLearn '09.

Don Taylor is the Chair of Learning Technologies Conference, and has been around e-learning for longer than many. We caught up with him in advance of the January 2009 Learning Technologies show to ask a few timely questions.
 

In November, Stephen Walsh interviewed Clive Shepherd about his views on Podcasting and other new learning technology developments.

This month, Stephen Walsh interviewed Emma Goss of the Improvement and Development Agency about Learning Pool, the IDeA's e-learning service for local authorities and councils.

In December 2005, Stephen Walsh interviewed Jane Knight (now Jane Hart) of the e-Learning Centre.

This month, Stephen Walsh interviewed Charles Jennings, Global Head of Learning at Reuters.

This month, Stephen talks to Kevin Kruse, aka 'the e-learning guru', to get the view from the US.

He invented the term 'e-learning'. For most people, that's enough. But Jay Cross has a lot more to say. Find out more in our audio interview.

Want to create a sustainable online learning community? John Rogers did it at Barclays. He tells us how.

We’ve interviewed leading lights in the e-learning field from Berkeley to Brighton and they all have one thing in common: they love talking about what drives them crazy about e-learning and training. Hear them roar...

Kirstie Donnelly is Director of Products and Marketing at Ufi/learndirect. We talked about where Ufi/learndirect is headed - and how rapid e-learning is playing a part.

We put the call out to some of the tools out there that we thought you’d like to know more about. We asked them a few simple questions. They were nothing if not, um, forward... 

Cammy Bean’s an experienced instructional designer with insightful views on learning and technology. We tapped into them in this podcast.

Dr Itiel Dror has been gaining a reputation in the UK for his views on how of understanding the brain can make a difference to our approach to e-learning. Find out more in our interview.

We took a few minutes with Clive Shepherd to get a director's commentary for 60 minute masters.

George Siemens has been thinking a lot about how organisational knowledge, information and social tools are changing the landscape of learning. We tapped into his thinking this month.