26th Oct 2009
Scrivener Rocks as a Course Design Tool
I mentioned in an earlier post how much I liked Scrivener as a writing tool. As I used the program to write some learning goals for an upcoming course, I began to realize how powerful it is for facilitating the entire course development process.
Here’s a brief video demonstration which shows how I’m using it for course design as well as reflection and organization during the course.
While there’s only a Mac version available, Literature and Latte, the maker of Scrivener, has provided a list of supporting and alternative software. WriteItNow is mentioned as an alternative for the PC, but I haven’t tried it yet. Anybody out there have any experience with WriteItNow?
I mentioned in an earlier post how much I liked Scrivener as a writing tool. As I used the program to write some learning goals for an upcoming course, I began to realize how powerful it is for facilitating the entire course development process.
Here’s a brief video demonstration which shows how I’m using it for course design as well as reflection and organization during the course.
While there’s only a Mac version available, Literature and Latte, the maker of Scrivener, has provided a list of supporting and alternative software. WriteItNow is mentioned as an alternative for the PC, but I haven’t tried it yet. Anybody out there have any experience with WriteItNow?
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