I learned about the Institute for Information Industries when they brought me in to Taiwan to run my game design workshop and a mobile design workshop, and lined up a couple of talks with companies as well. (It was a great opportunity; I’d welcome more such!) They’re a government-sponsored supporter of information technology in Taiwan, and their coverage area includes eLearning.
They’ve now released their 2nd eLearning Insight newsletter (even if it is labeled #1 :), and if you are interested in Asian eLearning, it looks to be worth investigating (it’s in English). There’s a link to subscribe at the bottom.
As the opinion pieces say, Taiwan’s got a burgeoning eLearning industry, and they’ve got some people doing some very interesting things. I remain impressed with Tak-Wai Chan, one of the leaders in intelligent tutoring systems research and Director of the Research Center for Science & Technology for Learning at the National Central University. They’re also looking at establishing and maintaining links with Korea and Japan.
Check it out!
Wendy DG says
I’m interested in eLearning from both a k12 and corporate point of view. This newsletter applies to both. Thanks so much for the information.