After their rip-roaring success with Rocket Coursebuilder, the guys from Rocket have launched Rocket Moogle; an open source, VLE, LMS, LCMS, CMS, repository, community building, media sharing, curriculum planning, virtual classroom, talent management, e-portfolio, synchronous and asynchronous, web delivered, portal and search engine. A multilingual, AICC, SCORM compatible, end-to-end, enterprise-wide platform.
It allows you to design, create, author, edit, launch, publish, communicate, collaborate, personalise, reuse, assess, timetable, distribute, track, administrate, survey, index, schedule, manage, ROI, report, certificate, customise, promote and sell; online, offline, distance, adaptive, self-paced, blended, stand-alone, formal and informal learning.
When it comes to learning platforms, we all know that a complex system that does not work is invariably found to have evolved from a simpler system that worked just fine, but this hasn’t stop Rocket from forging ahead with even more functionality. In an innovative approach to personalised learning, Moogle tracks your behaviour online and offline categorising you as Millennial, Generation Y, Generation X, Baby Boomer, a foetus or dead. It then delivers learning targeted at your generational learning style.
Intuitive, easy-use, user-friendly, affordable, scalable (infinitely), secure, fully integrated, just-in-time, feature-rich and ready-to–use. Integrated with web 2.0 tools including Blogger, FaceBook, MySpace, Skype, Messenger, RSS, Second Life, iTunes, Flickr and Twitter.
What’s more, it runs on PCs, Macs, all mobiles, PDAs, Blackberry, PSP, Nintendo DS, Xbox, Playstation 2/3, Wii, iTouch, iPod, e-books, sat nav systems, some digital cameras and pagers.
Already selected by several Global banks to provide compliance training, thereby protecting them from their employees, it also provided their regulators with BOS* reports to prove that every possible effort was made to learn without putting people off selling. *(BOS – Bums On Seats)
Written by a 2-bit company who don’t like competition 1-bit, it’s Rocket science!
5 comments:
Thought-provoking post and blog. Relevant to your comments is the fact that many experts have argued that Obama is a member of Generation Jones…the heretofore lost generation between the Boomers and Xers, now 42-54 years old.
You may have noticed, like I have, that there’s been quite a bit of buzz about GenJones in the context of this election; I saw several discussions on national TV about Obama being a Joneser, as well as about GenJones voters being a key swing vote.
You may find this link interesting, my friends and I have been linking people to this page because we think it matters: it has a bunch of print excerpts and videos of big time publications (e.g. The New York Times, Newsweek, etc.) and pundits (e.g. David Brooks, Clarence Page, etc.) all talking about Obama’s identity as part of Generation Jones: http://www.generationjones.com/2008election.html
I always did feel uncomfortable with the Baby Boomer tag. Thanks, I feel like a new man!
Darn, I already bought Rocket Coursebuilder and now I have to shell out even more money to get another "must-have" product. How else can I keep up with my competition? Time is money! I need it faster. Is there anything more rapid than rapid learning with Moogle and the Rocket? Maybe I should wait a week and see what comes out next, but then I'd lose momentum in this turbulent economy.
How are you able to keep up with all of these advances in our field, Donald?
Thanks for sharing Donald. Since I have quit the job, I was out of touch with e-learning. This link will keep me in touch. It is wonderful to see you sharing all this information that is relevant. I respect you for sharing, these make a difference in many many lives. Blessings.
No worries Harold, it's free. In fact, we may even pay you to take the product. here's the plan. We monetise the product by paying you and as many people as possible, create a Rocket Community', publish that figure (swapping pages viewed for unique visitors, of course - as they'll never spot the difference), then use it to raise even more money from investors to do other cool things. As we say in Rocket, just launch, there's loads of room up there! It's a virtuous circle.
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