eLearning Marketing Articles

Training ROI

January 15, 2020

Kirkpatrick’s Approach To Measure The Effectiveness Of Online Training

Donald Kirkpatrick devised a system to help training teams measure the effectiveness of their courses and fix any shortcomings in delivery. In his book "Four Levels of Training Evaluation," Mr. Kirkpatrick used a four-level approach to assess training outcomes.

by Ben Hartwig

Mobile Learning

January 15, 2020

Mobile Learning Is Not Just About Smaller Screens

Online academies throughout the world are striving to become more responsive to the changing digital habits of learners. This is why understanding the concept of mobile learning is becoming so essential.

by Anand Vardhan Tiwary

Microlearning

January 15, 2020

Don’t Forget To Include These Microlearning Characteristics In Your Design

Microlearning is an extremely popular digital learning strategy these days, used abundantly in corporate L&D programs by a number of organizations. The popularity of microlearning is due to its learner-centric approach as well as its ability to complement other digital learning strategies, like mobile learning, gamification, personalized learning, adaptive learning, etc. However, microlearning is much more than simply creating short, focused content.

by Debadrita Sengupta

Learning Management Systems

January 14, 2020

eBook Release: Going Global Without Going Over Budget

Branching into new markets usually translates into a sizable L&D budget. However, there are ways to cut costs without comprising quality and train your remote workforce with limited online training resources.

by Christopher Pappas

eLearning Design and Development

January 14, 2020 | Sponsored

The L&D Disruption Playbook Part 4: How To Execute A Digital Learning Strategy That Works

L&D professionals are quick to see what tech is available to them but are quickly limited by what they can do with it when it comes to developing a learning strategy.

by David James

Learning Culture

January 14, 2020 | Sponsored

How To Change The Conversation To Change Organizational Culture

In today’s lightning-fast business market, companies cannot afford to ignore broken systems and cultures. Smart businesses are changing their organizational culture by utilizing tools that fix workflow, communication, accountability, and more.

by Ashley Munday

eLearning Trends

January 14, 2020 | Sponsored

eLearning Trends In 2020

It is the time of the year when you look for eLearning trends for the year. Read on as I share my list of eLearning Trends for 2020. I highlight how each of these trends can add value to your learning and performance improvement mandate.

by Asha Pandey

eLearning Design and Development

January 13, 2020 | Sponsored

6 Criteria To Evaluate While Selecting A Modernization Partner

The end of Adobe Flash is almost upon us. If you are still looking for a content modernization partner, read on in order to know what should be your selection criteria.

by Isha Sood

Microlearning

January 13, 2020 | Sponsored

How To Beat The Training Challenges Of The Retail Industry

Unstable work schedules and limited time make both the lives of retail workers and your training attempts anything but easy. Not to mention that retail employees come and go every so often. At some point, you might find yourself wondering, “Is it even worth developing retail training at all?”

by Nikos Andriotis

Corporate eLearning

January 13, 2020 | Sponsored

Why You Need To Be SMART About Your Training Goals

Setting training goals shouldn't be much different than setting personal goals. So, let's take a lesson or two from personal goal setting best practices.

by David Peterson

Employee Performance

January 13, 2020 | Sponsored

6 Best Practices Of High-Potential Leadership Programs

The best laid strategic plan to develop leaders can adrift if organizations fail to build a robust pipeline for future-ready leaders to navigate through business complexities.

by Nolan Hout

Mobile Learning

January 12, 2020

Minimizing Challenges Of Learning From Smaller Screens

Research describes significant constraints for consuming content and performing tasks on a smaller screen, and we must be aware of them when designing mobile information and learning content. Fortunately, research also offers actionable and easy-to-implement tactics for making content on a smaller screen easier to use and understand.

by Patti Shank, PhD