Signatories – Page 19 – Serious eLearning Manifesto

Manifesto Signatories 5/19/2015

Posted on May 19, 2015 by

Sallie Wormer Carlow University	When we focus on the needs of the learner, and not on someone else’s priorities, everyone wins. This manifesto lays the foundation for learner-focused design in a concrete and actionable way. Other than flipping #22, "respect for the learner" to the top of the list, I fully endorse this manifesto.
Lorraine Minister madelearningdesigns.com	Great to have this as such a clearly written industry standard. By designing to the list of standards and supporting principles in the manifesto it makes sure that we are producing elearning that will indeed make a difference. Thanks for making this so visible to all.
Lluís Vicent La Salle Open University	I think this manifiesto reflects the purpose of e-learning nowadays.
Mike Navarro WÄRKS	Supporting and signing up the Serious eLearning Manifesto is our way to share a common target: to dissociate the eLearning from a simply telematic learning concept and allowing emotional aspects in and within the learning process.
Gus Roque FIU Online	Elearning is more than a page turner.

Posted on May 15, 2015 by

Wendy Stubbs The University of South Dakota	I endorse this manifesto. WS
Tim Gale USIC	I intend to evaluate and incorporate these principles into our ongoing transition from formal to lean /e- learning practices.
Robert Mwenda Digitsalis	I hereby express my total agreement and endorsement of the Serious eLearning Manifesto. We need a new paradigm for eLearning and the Serious eLearning Manisfesto is poised to be just that.

Posted on May 4, 2015 by

Steve Howard FireEye	We should always be striving to achieve the best for our learning audience. This manifesto is a great foundation on which to build our future.
Phil Cowcill Canadore College	The manifesto very nicely wraps up the commandments for serious eLearning.
Rachel Barnum	I endorse the Serious ELearning Signatory. As an instructional designer and elearning developer, I want to focus on creating engaging but effective elearning courses for humans, not robots, This signature represents that.
Niki Bray NikiBray.com	I have been designing learning for 18 years. The principles developed in the eLearning Manifesto are on point. I am committed to promoting these standards and developing learning that meets these high standards.

Posted on May 1, 2015 by

Alex McLennan HTS	I’ve been designing eLearning for 10 years. This manifesto is exactly what instructional designers need to embrace.
Bethany Daniels Bravo LT	I endorse the E-Learning Manifesto and will do my best to encourage and create performance-based e-learning content that our learners will appreciate.

Posted on April 20, 2015 by

Vishal Bisht Marksman Technologies Pvt Ltd	We are in e Learning and m Learning Service provider . We are in process to launch first skill development platform in which any one can deliver the e course any time any where.
Jos Arets Tulser	Tulser is working in accordance to the e-learning manifesto to provide excellent online content like performance support and micro-learning. We fully support the eLearning Manifesto as a Dutch Company and spreading the word in order to improve the quality of online content in our Industry.
Christopher Goodsell 328 Group	Current desires and expectations perpetuate learning mediocrity. We wholeheartedly endorse this Manifesto. We are a group of mavericks. Passionately dedicated to challenging the status quo. Combining cutting edge visual design out of the box instructional design, we aim to build learning that produces off the chart non-linear results. We believe that the full potential of eLearning is yet to be discovered, and that together, armed with this manifesto, we can produce something magical.
Jacqueline Hutchinson E-Learning Pros Instructional Design	I am pleased to support this Manifesto and am in full agreement that eLearning has often disappointed. Looking forward to contributing to positive changes in perception, acceptance and application of eLearning.

Posted on April 6, 2015 by

Janice M Hanna Sheridan Institute of Advanced Learning and Technology	Finally a sensible, reasonable and definitive action plan statement on what’s been lacking in the eLearning space. Thank you
Dana Freeman HR Excellence	I am so excited to see this! This is how I design and I appreciate the opportunity to lend my support to this great cause.
Rochelle Johnson Chicago State University	I am pleased to be able to sign this eLearning manifesto in support of serious eLearning!

Posted on April 2, 2015 by

Elizar Caraecle www.360training.com	The rise of MOOC should be considered as a part of the solution to bring education to as much students as possible. This will also eliminate the concept that quality education is only for the rich.
Alan Livingston Terumo BCT, Inc.	I endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto. As designers and developers we need to employ as many of these elements as we can–in each project we produce–to help ensure that the goals of the training are met.

Posted on March 26, 2015 by

Antonio Baez Educacion Disruptiva	I totally agree, eLearning is a tool, and it´s still about Learning. Once the hype Cycle of MOOCs is over, clear minds to pick up the pieces shall be at hand and work to its best implementation, accentuating Learning, and sharing…
Wayne Greyvenstein FNB Home Loans South Africa	I will endorse this eLearning Manifesto.
Elspeth Timmans Jigsaw Learning	As practitioners of serious e-learning we are delighted to endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto. Acknowledgement of the gap between ‘typical’ and ‘serious’ e-learning is long overdue and the Manifesto at last gives voice to those who are trying to do things differently. Congratulations!

Posted on March 19, 2015 by

Jill Frazier Informed Learning	Learner-centered, meaningful practice, long-term results — these are the goals we must strive for to ensure that our learning engages our audience, and enriches their experience.
Mark Woolwine	Looking at the manifesto, I agree with each of the statements of the Serious eLearning Manifesto. As a new e-learning designer, I will try to apply them in my professional activity. Having completed a recent course on e-Learning and instructional design as part of my MSHROD degree, I see a lot of best practices and approaches to effective learning by following this Manifesto.

Posted on March 16, 2015 by

Mario Rotta IBIS Multimedia Network	I agree with most of statements of the Serious eLearning Manifesto, and I will try to apply them in my professional activity as eLearning project manager and designer. In all statements I see also the results of a lot of best practices and the outcomes of an experimental approach I like.
Campbell Craig DISCO	I am writing with the utmost confidence to endorse the Serious eLearning Manifesto. Having been an eLearning professional for the past twelve years, I can vouch for the dedication and valuable contributions that all that have helped put this together. Great job to all.