Online collaboration adds a social dynamic to eLearning experiences and boosts active participation. However, collective problem-solving and group eLearning projects can be tricky in asynchronous eLearning environments. In this article, I'll explore the 8 most notable factors that promote online collaboration in eLearning.
Looking for online collaboration tools for your eLearning team? This article discusses 5 and how to get the most out of each.
eLearning can be lonely, especially self-paced eLearning courses that don’t rely on human interaction. Thankfully, there are ways to capture the magic of social learning and peer-based feedback in your next eLearning course. In this article, I’ll highlight 5 online group collaboration ideas that are creative, effective, and 100% engaging.
All of us who are in the business of custom eLearning development are aware of its increasing complexity and the intrinsic need to have an agile process to keep pace with increasing customer expectations. Customers today are looking for just-in-time online status updates, faster turn-around time, and reduced cost for better and enhanced learning designs. Often, the development process includes reviews from multiple Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and reviewers working from different regions and time zones across the globe without access to a single source to review and get online status updates. Due to varied needs of customers, you possibly use multiple authoring tools to craft the required custom online training solution. In an ideal world, you would love to provide a single interface for all of these (both to your development teams and customers), won’t you? Let us introduce eBridge, which does just that.
When you’ve finally finished creating your eLearning course, there’s just one important step left: reviewing. It’s a good idea to have a team take your course and review every aspect of it, including assessments and interactive components.
In this article, I will present you 9 tips to boost collaboration with your eLearning design and development team. These tips and techniques can offer you and your eLearning team the chance to improve communication, streamline your efforts, and effectively handle any challenge that an eLearning project throws your way.
In this article, I'll share 10 tips to use collaboration tools in eLearning, so that you can create eLearning courses that are truly interactive, immersive, and innovative. Each tip, trick, and technique will allow you to not only more effectively utilize collaboration tools, but to make social collaboration an integral part of your eLearning strategy.
Miscommunications, vague expectations, and geographical limitations are all forces to be reckoned with, especially when you're outsourcing your eLearning content. In this article, I'll share 5 tips to prepare for outsourcing your next eLearning project to avoid these hazards.
It is now possible for everyone to connect to latest information and other people in ways that were unimaginable a short time back. Mobile technology increases expectations for enhanced productivity and faster task completion. It improves the teamwork and building strong relationships with other learners.
This article is about finding the right eLearning partner for your Learning and Development needs - the various aspects that one needs to consider when choosing an external team to support/augment internal capabilities.
Do you have an amazing eLearning team working for you already? Have they tried hard at eLearning course development, but you're still not achieving the desired results? If you have seen any of these tell-tale signs, then perhaps it is time to consider eLearning project outsourcing.
Finding an eLearning outsourcing content provider who meets all your needs can be a difficult undertaking. In this article, I'll offer 5 tips on how to choose the right eLearning partner for your company.