| Learning Without Limits  Learning Without Limits is a series of three publications written and produced by Informania, Inc. staff members from 1996-2000. In each Volume, Informania's instructional designers, technologists, executive team and industry partners documented their explorations, observations and experiences with several early projects involving elearning, learning objects and competency based learning designs. Volume I was published in 1996 with Network Publishing Inc. as a collection of white papers by Steve Allen, Elliott Masie, Anne Derryberry, Ellen Wagner and Al Viera. This volume is out of print, and there are no known electronic copies. Learning Without Limits Volume II was published in 1998 with OnDemand, Inc. and was written to examine an emerging online phenomenon that was not quite yet known as elearning. Articles include the following: - Ellen D. Wagner. Are you ready for electronic learning?
- Eric Gomberg and Anne Derryberry. Performance improvement environments
- Ellen D. Wagner. Creating effective electronic learning.
- Anne Derryberry. Making the business case: Predicting ROI for performance improvement environments and electronic learning.
- Rebecca Smith. Managing change: A systematic approach to implementing a performance improvement environment.
Learning Without Limits Volume III was written to examine two emerging trends in elearning. One trend was that of using learning objects to personalize elearning experiences, while the other, competency-based learning, offered a framework for assembling learning objects. Originally released as an ejournal in January, 2000, Learning Without Limits Vol 3 was published by Viviance new education in October 2000 following their acquisition of Informania, Inc. David Brightman is the Editor of this volume. - Ellen D. Wagner. E-Learning: Where cognitive strategies, knowledge management and information technology converge.
- Warren Longmire. Content and Context: Designing and developing learning objects.
- Gena Tuso and Warren Longmire. Competency based systems and the delivery of learning content
- Ellen D. Wagner. Competency-Based e-Learning in practice: Two case studies.
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