From the Editor's Desk - January 2008                                         Previous Editorials >>>

Hello Friends,

Welcome to this edition of Wavelength.

Most January mornings were colored in an uninspiring gray. The need to break the monotony of gray and to make a change is very strong. We feel a strong desire to see a change and to witness growth. We want to see the plants send out beautiful and soft shoots, we want to see the colors become bright again, and we want to shed our cloaks of lethargy and grow.

Wavelength too has been experiencing the need to grow, to take a big and steady step in the direction of content development for other organizations. Ever since our courses began to weave the magic of eLearning, we’ve been receiving numerous content development inquiries from various companies. So far, Wavelength had been focusing on creating its own courses (with two other courses in pipeline, our content magicians are still hard at work.) Now, we plan to expand and offer our capabilities to those organizations that wish to delight their audience, the way we’ve been delighting ours!

We shall be connecting with organizations that we admire and would like to work with. Organizations that are currently not on our radar, but that wish to tap Wavelength’s content design and development expertise for their employees, are welcome to contact us. I’ve never been appreciated for my political correctness, so in a very straightforward manner, I would like to state that relationships are established through the appreciation of each other’s values. Our primary value is an unequivocal – Love your Audience! So if you love your learners, connect with us.

Wavelength’s Mystery of the Month article for January 2008, “Artistic vs. Applied Creation” is an unpredictable one. It differentiates the artistic creation from the applied creation, and it builds a case for the supremacy of applied creation in our kind of work.

The IDSP Online’s second session is in full swing. The third session shall begin on March 01, 2008. If you have at least four years of content development/training experience and you wish to connect with your content development team on their wavelength, enroll for the IDSP Online course.

Visit the IDSP Online page. Also read the views of the IDSP Online (first session). participants

Registrations for the 8th session of IDCWC Online beginning on April 01, 2008, are now on. If you’ve heard of the wonders of instructional design and if you want to experience them first-hand, please visit the IDCWC Online page.

The IDCWC contact course shall begin its next session on February 17, 2008; while the ASDC (ActionScript Developer Certificate) contact course will begin its session on February 24, 2007. As the classes for these courses are held at Wavelength, Noida, (only on Sundays) if you want to enroll for either of these courses call us at 9810324284/0120-4315505.

As always, we shall continue to seek your support for achieving new heights of excellence in content creation.

Thanks and Warm Regards,
Shafali


Shafali R. Anand.
(Editor & Publisher - Wavelength)

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