April E.

Two thumbs up!! I truly believe this saves time. Maybe Florida will get on board someday.

That would be great. We are using Moodle LMS, so SCORM 1.2 is compatible. I will contact you off-line.

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Updated link:
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Great resource. Also look at: MERLOT (http://www.merlot.org/).

I love Articulate. However, if you are concerned with the compliance of Flash for Section 508, you might consider using SoftChalk. Softchalk just came out with some mobile activities.

We also use Moodle platform for LMS. Haven’t done much social media integration other than just adding the feeds into a block in the Moodle. One issue we have…[Read more]

At this day and time I would be thankful for having a job. In Florida, state gov’t hasn’t had a raise in at least five years. So, no grumblin…..

Sounds great! Right up my alley. Not in D.C., wish more were virtual or co-located with other Fed buildings in local area.

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I assume you mean Social Media Tools (not really technology tools).

http://tweetreach.com/

http://www.twitteranalyzer.com/

http://tweetstats.com/

http://tweepstats.com/

http://twitscoop.com

If they are not currently providing RSS feeds (free) from their websites, highly encourage that, if for some reason they can’t twitter.

I would also…[Read more]

Another good article: Backing Up Social Media
A Florida IT professional’s pet project could help agencies with archiving their social media postings.

http://www.governing.com/column/backing-social-media

Is there a box to check to give a poster the option of having their post show up on the GovLoop homepage or not? Maybe also a box to check if they want it Tweeted. Might be good to give a choice of where you wanted your post posted. Just a thought.

Ditto!

Thanks Henry. I’m still waiting for a Wave invite. ~a

This is a really good source for Federal Agencies: http://www.usa.gov/webcontent/

IMO Great start and much needed. The document was understandable and not too tecky.

IMO – I think this website/GSA has potential to break down the barriers of Web2.0. This is a good model for state and local governments to consider. ~a