eLearning Marketing Articles

Instructor-Led Training

March 26, 2017

How To Incorporate Tutoring Within A Learning Management System

Live, online tutoring can be set up within a Learning Management System (LMS). Web tools used for an online class are conducive to tutoring. Sessions can be recorded and posted. Live online tutoring is a great way to enable a struggling student to grasp difficult concepts.

by Valerie McCleary, MS, RHIA, CCS

Corporate eLearning

March 25, 2017

4 Ways To Use Storytelling In Training

Here are 4 ways in which you can use storytelling in training and microlearning with ease to deliver maximum impact.

by Pragya Sinha Chowdhury

Corporate eLearning

March 25, 2017

Popularity Of Videos As Learning Solutions

Use of videos for learning has always been a favourite option. These days, many organizations prefer video nuggets over lengthy learning programs. This article explores the reasons behind their popularity and the variety of videos that are used as learning solutions.

by Vishakha Naik

Educational Technology

March 25, 2017

3 Steps For Organizing An Education Pitch Event: Breeding Innovation Through Competition

Interested in organizing an education pitch event? In this article, I will share our experience with PitchLX, and I hope you will find the necessary inspiration to catalyze similar innovation at your institution. 

by William T. Kendal

eLearning Design and Development

March 24, 2017

9 Best Practices For Creating Multiplatform-Friendly eLearning Assessments

Your online learners are pressed for time and always on the go. But you still need to test their knowledge. The ideal solution may be eLearning assessments that travel with them. In this article, I'll share 9 best practices for creating multiplatform-friendly eLearning assessments.

by Christopher Pappas

Corporate eLearning

March 24, 2017

6 Ways To Facilitate Lateral Thinking In Online Training

Edward de Bono, the psychologist and author who introduced the term "lateral thinking" back in 1973, said that "Rightness is what matters in vertical thinking. Richness is what matters in lateral thinking". Being able to approach a problem from a new angle and think outside the box is an invaluable skill. In this article, I'll highlight 6 ways that you can facilitate lateral thinking in online training.

by Nipun Sharma

eLearning Design and Development

March 24, 2017

3 Skills You Can Easily Improve Online

Improving your skills will indeed make you a better person; this leads to improved productivity. The following information gives you a few examples of skills you can easily improve online without breaking the bank.

by Adam Fort

Corporate eLearning

March 24, 2017

10 Basic Insurance Online Training Courses

Whether you are looking to get an insurance license or simply want to know more about the products available on the market, the internet is a great place to get an education.

by Sarah Smith

Learning Management Systems

March 23, 2017

8 Key LMS Investment Questions To Consider When Building A Business Case

Building a business case for a new or replacement LMS can be overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. Check out these basic tips and download a comprehensive guide to get started.

by Paul Leavoy

eLearning Project Management

March 23, 2017

4 Ways A Project Management Tool Helps Teams In eLearning Projects

eLearning is considered to be among the best ways to provide training to employees. It not only saves their valuable time, but also ensures effective learning. Here is how a project management tool helps eLearning teams be more effective.

by Priya Thakur

Learning Management Systems

March 23, 2017

Questions To Ask A Prospective LMS Support Provider

The following offers a guide to the sorts of questions you should be asking during the procurement process to help you find the right LMS support provider for you.

by Meredith Henson

eLearning Design and Development

March 23, 2017

Time: Design's 4th Dimension

Screen real estate is limited. Make better use of the space you have by using time to control what shows when.

by Bill Ferster