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Ted Kopp - looking for eLearning-related development work

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Job Title:: Web / eLearning Developer and Consultant

Company Name:: self (freelance) - looking to return to fulltime employment

About Me:: I am a Web Developer with a strong interest in Web-based Training (WBT). In many environments, it is more cost-effective and efficient to deliver training over the Web. My most recent assignments have been to develop WBT - I really enjoyed these assignments, and I am looking for a new WBT-related position.

Main Skills: Dreamweaver, Captivate, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Lectora, SQL, JSP, Internet Explorer, Word, Excel, UNIX, Oracle DB, PL/SQL

Other Skills: Flash, Photoshop, FireWorks, Access, PowerPoint

Website:: http://coursewaredev.blogspot.com/

Courseware Development Blog and Groups

#### Why join a Courseware Development Group? ####

If you are interested in the development of eLearning materials (a.k.a. courseware), and you belong to (or join) a network group, you’ll be able to:

• Meet other people in the network who are interested in courseware development
• Potentially gain valuable job and/or business leads
• Keep up with the latest trends in this subject

You can join via the Blog, and/or click the links below (join as many groups as you wish – each network has its own individual features - I'll approve you where needed):

• LinkedIn
• Plaxo
• Facebook
• Konnects
• Viadeo
• Xing
• Twine

Please consider joining one or more of these groups – also, please spread the word to others who may be interested!

Thank You,
Ted, Courseware Development Group Manager

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At 8:55am on May 20th, 2008, Ted Kopp said…: To all:

I just joined LearningTown, a very interesting Ning eLearning-related network hosted by Elliott Masie.

Take a look around, and sign up if interested. Ning will automatically populate some of your existing information from here (and other Ning sites) onto LearningTown - this includes common friends, and some profile information.

Please contact me if you have questions.

Thanks - Ted

At 2:09am on May 18th, 2008, Jenise Cook said…: Hi, Ted: I'm just as puzzled about Open ID. Maybe your WordPress.com user documentation might have a section on it?

Good luck with the job search. I know you'll find something soon.

At 6:51pm on May 17th, 2008, Ted Kopp said…: ***** Announcing the Courseware Development Twine *****

Twine is a brand new Semantic Network that allows the user to post items, links, etc. in several groups (Twines) at once. I really like the look and feel of this network, which is expanding rapidly.

Note that Twine is in beta testing - if not already in Twine, if you wish to join the beta (and in turn, the CwDev Twine), you'll need to either register from the Home Page (there is a wait-list), or contact me (I have a limited number of invites).

Thanks - Ted

At 1:41pm on April 20th, 2008, Jenise Cook said…: Hi, Ted: I just added your blog to my Blogroll, and I just tried to leave a comment. But, the OpenID choices don't include my WordPress.org blog ... only the WordPress.com blog URLs.

Can you change that under your Comments permissions or properties?

~Jenise Cook
www.ridgeviewmedia.com/blog

At 1:55pm on March 31st, 2008, Ted Kopp said…: Thanks to all of you who have connected to me!

Also, I just posted a blog entry regarding getting and keeping the attention of the learner - all comments are welcome.

Last but not least, I encourage all interested people to join one or more of the Courseware Development groups (the links are above).

Thanks - Ted

At 9:45pm on March 30th, 2008, Suzette Boltz said…: Hi Ted! Thank you for the invite. I look forward to learning more about WBT and other people's experiences as we begin our journey.

Suzette

At 1:11am on March 29th, 2008, Jenise Cook said…: Ted, were you successful with favicon? ~Jenise

At 11:59pm on March 26th, 2008, Jenise Cook said…: Hello, Ted, welcome!

For the icon, "Google" this keyword: favicon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon

http://www.favicon.cc/

The favicon icons have been around for 10 years or more, and the download and install are very easy to follow. The software developer has a tutorial that makes it a snap to embed your own custom icon.

As for the sections, um, I don't know how that happened. LOL I think ning/TCWC Web site did that for me. I have yet to have time to customize my page. Maybe this weekend...!

At 1:19am on March 26th, 2008, Jenise Cook said…: Hi, Ted! Would you like to visit my new blog? It's a small step toward greater things, I hope!

http://ridgeviewmedia.com/blog/

At 8:59am on March 25th, 2008, Steven Brooks said…: Hi Ted. A couple of members in my group at work develop WBT. I haven't been very involved with it yet, but I'm interested in learning. Online help for sw is my main thing right now.

Steve

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