eLearning Marketing Articles

Learning And Development

January 23, 2021

One Year: Have We Learned Anything?

It is in the face of adversity when usually the human species shines brightest. These are the moments when our species applies what is learned from experience and also when it learns the most. The questions is then, what have we learned and how do we know what we need to learn?

by Ajay Pangarkar, CTDP, CPA, CMA

eLearning Market

January 23, 2021

How To Be A Good Online Training Instructor In 5 Simple Steps

Bad online instructors can make or break your eLearning course, even if your remote learners are unaware of their presence. Is it possible to follow a few basic steps and become a better online instructor both for you and your online learners?

by Christopher Pappas

Educational Technology

January 23, 2021

Bots In The Classroom

This article examines the use of bots in the classroom, and then visions the future, leveraging a digital learning twin.

by Guy Huntington

Diversity And Inclusion

January 23, 2021

Ways To Do Cross-Cultural Training

Cross-cultural training is very important for a company. It is important so that the employees learn how to respect each other’s cultures.

by Neha Mehta

eLearning Design and Development

January 22, 2021

Informal Learning For Beginners: Are You Ready To Engage Your Telecommuting Teams?

What is informal learning and how can it benefit your geographically dispersed staffers? This article covers the basics, benefits, and key characteristics.

by Christopher Pappas

Learning Management Systems

January 22, 2021

AI-Powered LMS And Standard LMS? Which One To Choose?

AI-powered LMSs are the future, they are being widely introduced in business and education today. Empowering Learning Management Systems with AI gives a number of tangible advantages: automatic error correction, personalized content, curriculum automation.

by Olga Teslenko

Learner Engagement

January 22, 2021

How To Grab And Keep Your Audience's Attention During Online Lessons

Online learning has become the new normal. The advancements in technology are so fast and complex that now you can get an education from the comfort of your own home. If you have a good connection to the internet and a laptop or a computer, you can choose to study at your own pace.

by Thomas Lanigan

Learning And Development

January 22, 2021

6 Tips For Outlining Your Strategic Plan: Organizational Learning In 2021

The planning process to sketch out your company-wide learning initiative can be daunting at the start of a new year. In this article, we will look at the 6 key factors to consider while planning your training strategy.

by Vivek Bhide

Mobile Learning

January 21, 2021 | Sponsored

Focus On Skills Training: 5 Mobile Learning Trends To Follow

Catering to beginners and experts alike, mobile apps can be used to deliver skill-based training programs making learning on-the-go a reality! Explore 5 mobile learning trends that will enhance your skill training.

by Dr. RK Prasad

Learning Management Systems

January 21, 2021

6 Reasons To Invest In An Extended Enterprise Learning Management System For Channel Training

It can be difficult getting the higher-ups to buy into extended enterprise online training. Are there any sure-fire reasons you can put forward to support your cause? In this article, I share 6 top reasons to invest in an extended enterprise LMS for channel training.

by Christopher Pappas

Microlearning

January 21, 2021

Is It Important To Add Microlearning To Your Learning?

Microlearning is one of the trends in the eLearning industry. Many organizations adopt it to improve their L&D training because of the effectiveness of training. Generally, microlearning courses are short and last about 5 minutes or less and are often made available for employees anytime needed.

by Naveen Neelakandan

Corporate eLearning

January 21, 2021

From K-12 To Corporate

Thinking about leaving the teaching profession for corporate adult learning? Consider these tips for preparing effectively and making your experience count.

by David Eifert