eLearning Marketing Articles

Learning Technologies

December 16, 2020

Reign Of Error, Reign Of Terror: Part 1

This two-part article assembles evidence to suggest that recent world changes, particularly in technology, have altered the way we communicate. This has positive effects for greater connectivity but negative ones for communication aspects which can cost lives. Part 1 looks at this background.

by Rosemary Sage

Custom eLearning

December 15, 2020 | Sponsored

How To Accelerate A Rapid Custom eLearning Solution For Superb Training Results

You always wish your training is one-of-a-kind, engaging, and effective. You want it to have excellent results. That's fair! In this article, we will examine how you can accelerate rapid custom eLearning solutions to reach your goals.

by Joel Ippel

Blended Learning

December 15, 2020 | Sponsored

How To Use Blended Training In 2021

After months into the pandemic-induced crisis, we are working remotely from home as though we are a part of the remote workforce by choice and not by chance! Training has gone virtual or digital. What is the scene with blended learning? How will it shape up in 2021? Let’s explore further in this article.

by Suresh Kumar DN

Remote Working

December 15, 2020 | Sponsored

7 Onboarding Best Practices To Create Engaging Microlearning For Your Remote Workers

To retain efficiency and get the desired results, properly training and onboarding the new hires is critical. This is particularly true if you bring in new workers to bridge gaps relevant to the present crisis. However, the onboarding process has become more complicated than ever due to the coronavirus pandemic.

by Magdalena Barbu

eLearning Challenges

December 15, 2020 | Sponsored

3 Corporate Training Challenges (And How A Learning Consultant Can Fix Them)

Check out these examples of the role of performance consulting in finding solutions for unique training challenges.

by Marty Newey

Virtual Classroom

December 14, 2020 | Sponsored

eBook Release: Virtual Training—SweetRush Style

Following current trends, all eyes are on virtual training. This is a challenging implementation that should not be taken lightly. In this article, explore inspiring case studies that demonstrate in detail everything you need to know.

by Christopher Pappas

Microlearning

December 14, 2020 | Sponsored

The Benefits Of Bite-Sized Learning And How To Build It

Between cost, time constraints, and the threat of overload, it can be hard to fit meaningful training into your employees' busy schedules. That is where creating bite-sized learning can be a handy trick in your eLearning arsenal, providing all of the information your employees need in less time.

by David Peterson

eLearning Design and Development

December 14, 2020 | Sponsored

Rapid eLearning Development And The 4 Rs

The 4 Rs for Flash to HTML5 eLearning conversions are well-known! How about the 4 Rs for rapid eLearning development? Why not? Explore what’s in store with the 4 "R" strategies for rapid eLearning development!

by Dr. RK Prasad

Remote Working

December 14, 2020

How To Host A Secret Santa For Your Remote Workers

Do you love Secret Santa but can't have a gift exchange because of the pandemic? Don't worry, we've got you covered.

by Christopher Pappas

Learning Management Systems

December 13, 2020

7 Perks SalesForce LMS Integration Brings To Your Profit Margin

Would you like to merge your CRM and LMS to broaden your company’s profit margin and retain top performers? In this article, I share 7 notable advantages of investing in a SalesForce LMS for your SMB.

by Christopher Pappas

Learning And Development

December 13, 2020

eLearning's Time To Shine? Apparently Not

At any other time in our collective moment this wouldn't be readily apparent, however, the pandemic is revealing shortcomings, and we need to ask: Why is learning not stepping up when it's needed most?

by Ajay Pangarkar, CTDP, CPA, CMA

eLearning Benefits

December 13, 2020

8 Ways eLearning Can Help Us Prepare For A New World Of Work

As technology and Artificial Intelligence take over more and more of the predictable, replicable aspects of the workplace, humans will be needed more than ever in roles that require uniquely human traits and skills—things like collaboration, empathy, compassion, and interpersonal communication.

by Jamie Merisotis