eLearning Marketing Articles

Mobile Learning

September 7, 2018 | Sponsored

Mobile Learning In The Workplace: The Key To The Future

The aim of this article is to illustrate the extent to which mobile learning is initiating a new era in the field of eLearning.

by Amanda Rollins

Learning Management Systems

September 7, 2018 | Sponsored

5 Steps To A Data-Driven Approach To Learning

Organizations understand the value of data, and are trying to use data to tune their operations. The challenge is rooted in a simple question: Where to start?

by Stewart Rogers

Corporate eLearning

September 6, 2018

8 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Developing Safety Online Training

Ensuring the safety of your employees is a top priority. Effective safety online training can give them the foresight they need to avoid on-the-job disasters. In this article, I’ll highlight 8 pitfalls of developing safety online training, as well as tips to avoid them.

by Christopher Pappas

Instructional Design

September 6, 2018 | Sponsored

Future Traits Of Instructional Design You Should Be Aware Of

With the fourth industrial revolution, change is here to stay. What traits would you consider useful for Instructional Designers in the future? This article explores 6 of them, as well as the underlying engine: curiosity.

by Zsolt Olah

eLearning Software

September 6, 2018

4 Questions To Ask When Choosing Auditing Software

If you’ve ever tried searching for the phrase “auditing software,” you know there are hundreds of options that pop up. To the casual observer, most of these tools are bog-standard, interchangeable. You can imagine the software of your dreams all you want, but unless you know what to look for, you’re no closer to finding it.

by Alex Brown

Employee Performance

September 6, 2018

Editors' Choice

How To Deal With Poor Performance Management

Old techniques of performance ratings, based on subjective decision and judgment for rating employees during the appraisal time, are old-fashioned.

by Manish Kumar

Instructional Design

September 6, 2018

11 Principles Of eLearning: Demystified And Applied

For maximum impact, courses should be strategically designed with a combination of Instructional Design principles. But to effectively apply these principles, you must first have a clear understanding of their influence. Here, we demystify 11 of them.

by Victoria Zambito

Learning Management Systems

September 6, 2018 | Sponsored

How To Compare The Costs Of An LMS & Face-To-Face Learning

If you’re conducting face-to-face learning, calculating the ROI is simple. We’ll also compare the costs for a hosted LMS.

by Nimritta Parmar

Game-Based Learning

September 5, 2018

7 Gamification eBooks: The Ultimate List

This article gathers 7 gamification eBooks from experts monitoring the innovations regarding gamification in eLearning. As this is a pioneering, and dynamic field, here you will find functional knowledge and descriptions of ways to uplift your online training by enriching your online training content with gamification elements.

by Christopher Pappas

eLearning Design and Development

September 5, 2018

Editors' Choice

Overcoming The Lack Of Learning Empathy

Recall when you were once a learner deep in a learning environment? Chances are it was during your academic years. The stress to pass your courses let alone get good grades were always top of mind. Then why do we lack empthy for today's learner and student?

by Ajay Pangarkar, CTDP, CPA, CMA

Instructional Design

September 5, 2018

Editors' Choice

5 Basic Principles Of Instructional Systems Design

Strategies must include both practical experiences for learners to achieve core competencies in each area, as well as theory—the ‘why’ behind the result. With that in mind, here are 5 basic principles of effective Instructional Systems Design.

by Dr. Brendan Moloney

Corporate eLearning

September 5, 2018 | Sponsored

What Consumers Of Learning Want (Part 3)

Consumers of learning want to be entertained, and they want the same consumer benefits they already enjoy in their personal lives also available in their professional lives.

by Treion Muller