eLearning Marketing Articles

Corporate eLearning

November 12, 2020

5 Benefits From Training Your Employees To Write Professionally

You can help your employees improve their writing skills by training them, motivating them, and leading by example. Here are some true and tested benefits from training your employees to write professionally.

by Carol Duke

Learning And Development

November 12, 2020

4 Ways L&D Can Help Managers Develop Their Employees

4 ways that managers can help their employees to develop and the simple ways L&D can make it easy for managers to encourage, recognize, and manage professional development.

by Cindy Pascale

Learner Engagement

November 12, 2020

Student Engagement In Higher Educational Institutions

Higher educational institutions are facing declines in enrollment. Institutional leaders are constantly looking for ways to engage students and enhance learning techniques.

by Michael Stephens

Virtual Classroom

November 12, 2020 | Sponsored

Principles Of Effective Online Learning

These principles of online learning are quintessential to the success of any L&D plan. By applying them effectively, you can take your virtual training program to the next level.

by Vaishali Sangtani

Learning And Development

November 11, 2020

8 Tips To Draft A Leadership Development Program RFP For Accurate Estimates

The only way to get spot-on estimates is to draft a winning RFP. In this post, I share tips to write leadership development outsourcing requests that get results.

by Christopher Pappas

Learning Psychology

November 11, 2020

eLearning But Not Equality In Education

This article reviews how the rapid acceleration of eLearning during the recent COVID-19 pandemic has thrown up problems for students who find it difficult to learn independently because of their subtle language issues. Without peer and teacher support they flounder and become depressed.

by Rosemary Sage

Corporate eLearning

November 11, 2020

How Much Does A Corporate Training Video Cost?

Training video cost (budgeting) is known to be the first and foremost criteria for corporates. Clients consider it when they are having initiatives to develop training videos.

by Son Tung Bui

eLearning Marketing Strategies

November 11, 2020

7 Ways Responsive Design Can Benefit Your Website

From higher conversions to lower bounce rates and improved SEO, this article explores the concept of responsive design, and the incredible benefits it can have on your website.

by Maggie Mackenzie

Learning Management Systems

November 11, 2020

Top Employee Training LMS Platforms (2026 Update)

Do you want to improve production, cut the time spent on creating your product or service, or even improve employee skills? Then you must consider employee training. An LMS tool helps build confidence in your workforce while creating a better working environment. But which is the best LMS for your needs? Read on and find out how we ranked the top systems for 2026.

by Christopher Pappas

Remote Working

November 10, 2020 | Sponsored

Back To The Workplace: 5 Things To Consider When Reboarding Returning Employees

Though times are uncertain, it seems likely that organizations will be seeking to rehire former employees as the economic climate stabilizes. Reboarding—bringing former employees back up to speed—is different from onboarding and should be designed as such.

by Amanda Costa

Coaching And Mentoring

November 10, 2020 | Sponsored

Why Blended Learning Must Be The Go-To Strategy For Your Leadership Training Programs

Leadership training is not a milestone. Instead, leadership development is a continuous learning journey. In this article, I show how a well-balanced blended training program is the best way to transform prospective candidates into future leaders.

by Asha Pandey

Microlearning

November 10, 2020 | Sponsored

Making A Big Impact With Microlearning

Microlearning is a cognitive-based strategy to present discrete and focused subject matter that can stand alone from other topics because it makes sense in the environment or context it is delivered.

by Mark Zides