Articles

eLearning Trends

March 5, 2018

Artificial Intelligence: Preparing Today For An Efficient Workforce Of Tomorrow

Artificial intelligence (AI) can prove to be more effective than human instructors. It is no secret that different kinds of industries have realized the significance of automation. There is a myriad of applications using the latest technology in the healthcare, automobile, aviation, and other sectors.

by Anubha Goel

eLearning Design and Development

March 5, 2018

How Can You Restore Flash-Based eLearning Courses With HTML5 Quickly And Easily?

With Flash fast becoming obsolete, what can organizations do with the Flash courses in their learning portals? The best option is to convert existing Flash-based eLearning courses to HTML5. Read this article to know why HTML5 is an able successor to Flash.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

Corporate eLearning

March 4, 2018

So You Think You’ve Got A Training Problem?

Have you ever felt like a total slacker because you’re not working on mobile gamified Augmented Reality microlearning projects? Fortunately, your success has much less to do with trends or tools than you think.

by Mike Taylor

Learning Management Systems

March 4, 2018

4 Reasons Why Deploying A Learning Management System Is More Trouble Than It’s Worth

From time to time, we come across organizations who are "happy" to continue using spreadsheets, and even paper filing systems, to track and manage their training. With so many Learning Management Systems now offering so much choice, we look at why there is sometimes resistance to buying a system.

by Tim Tansley

eLearning Market

March 4, 2018

Lessons In eLearning No. 2: Be Careful What You Build

The rapid advance of technology hasn’t just enabled greater communication and access to information for all; it’s also created amazing opportunities for product developers—if they’re willing to take them.

by Gavin Cooney

Instructional Design

March 4, 2018

LBC Canvas Instructional Design Thinking Framework

Using Design Thinking methods in Instructional Design becomes more and more popular. Recently we published one of our Instructional Designing Thinking tools (Learning Battle Cards Canvas) on the Creative Commons license to let you self-print it and use it at your own discretion.

by Marek Hyla

eLearning Challenges

March 4, 2018

How To Achieve Learning At The Point-Of-Need

In more ways than one, planning and building for the point-of-need makes learning work—for workers and for the business itself.

by David James

eLearning Design and Development

March 4, 2018

5 Ways Of Keeping Online Students Engaged And Teachers Involved

Students feel less engaged when eLearning, leading to higher drop-out rates. How can teachers connect with their online students?

by Ruth Chen

eLearning Marketing Strategies

March 3, 2018

How To Create An Accurate LMS Marketing Budget

Before you start spreading the word, it’s best to crunch the numbers and take stock of your resources. In this article, I’ll discuss how to create an itemized budget for your LMS marketing strategy.

by Christopher Pappas

Corporate eLearning

March 3, 2018

How To Prepare First-Time Managers For Managing Your Employees

The most powerful learning will happen at the moment of need, and there will be plenty of these moments for new managers starting out on this path.

by David James

Microlearning

March 3, 2018

How Microlearning Benefits Learners: An Apology From L&D

To the learners of the world - an apology from Learning and Development.

by Ashleigh Hull

Educational Technology

March 3, 2018

Digital Assessment Tools: What Is Their Impact On A Teacher's Work?

Evaluating, reviewing, and grading assignments often turn a teacher's everyday work into an unbearable routine. Thanks to the modern online tools and the development of the mobile technology, educators can now grade students’ work quickly and easily, saving more valuable time for the actual teaching.

by Nancy Lin