Articles

Instructional Design

November 19, 2017

Why We Should Apply The Golden Circle Model To eLearning

We have jobs because organizations need help. They hire someone who can help to improve their employees' performance, and help them to achieve milestones. I think suggesting the best tool or strategy could help, but not until we identify "why".

by Mohammad Hassam

eLearning Design and Development

November 18, 2017

How To Design A Successful Video-Based Learning Experience

When to use video-based learning and how to choose the right strategy? Read on to find out.

by Heena Nanda

Corporate eLearning

November 18, 2017

5 Key Reasons Why eLearning Is Essential And Not Overrated

eLearning has become one of the buzz words in training in the Learning and Development domain. It has been praised for its flexibility and cost-efficiency. It delivers what it promises. The article throws light on the key points that talks about how eLearning supports both an organization's goals and learner’s development.

by Kamy Anderson

Educational Technology

November 18, 2017

Why Cloud-Based Education ERP Is Better Than On-Premise ERP Systems?

ERP systems are today the first choice of any educational institution. There are numerous reasons for that. Institutions have now agreed that with changing times, changing the methodologies of education is important. However, there are two kinds of ERP implemented.

by Samual Roy

Learning Management Systems

November 18, 2017

7 LMS Features You Don't Need

When shopping for a Learning Management System, many companies face the prospect of paying extra for flashy features that in reality add little to no value to the corporate training and development process. In this article, we will explain which features are not worth overpaying for.

by Jonas Axelsson

Educational Technology

November 18, 2017

3 Ways To Reduce Teacher Workload Using Technology

School is the place where teachers spend the larger part of the day, providing answers to the essential questions, managing and organizing the students and workflow, creating the friendly learning ecosystem. Sounds too much. Fortunately, there are several ways to reduce teacher workload using technology.

by Nancy Lin

Game-Based Learning

November 17, 2017

Game-Based Learning: A Win-Win For Employees And Organizations

This article explains the benefits game-based learning has in store for both employees and organizations.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

Corporate eLearning

November 17, 2017

7 Ways To Integrate Personalized Learning Into L&D Programs

Once supported by technology, the long-term potential of personalized learning is enormous. In this article we will see how you can integrate this learning approach into your Learning and Development programs.

by Jacopo Mauri

Corporate eLearning

November 17, 2017

Microdistilleries And Microlearning: 8 Ways For Capturing Millennial Employee Attention

Capture the attention of your millennial employees by knowing what drives them, what you can learn from them, and how to keep their attention in a world where we work from anywhere. And, it all starts with microdistilleries and microlearning. Seriously.

by Brian Oderkirk

eLearning Trends

November 17, 2017

Anatomy Of A Trend Part 3: Marketing-Based Approach To Training

This is the final part of a three-part article series on Learning and Development trends. In this one, we explore the marketing-based approach to training, where the learner is treated like a customer.

by Tracy Scott

eLearning Design and Development

November 17, 2017

8 Ways To Retain Learners' Attention During Online Training

In this article, you will find some useful principles that will help you retain your learners’ attention in online training.

by Galina Yavorska

Corporate eLearning

November 16, 2017

3 Questions You Should Answer Before You Design An Effective Learning Solution

Learning design is about creating the right learning experience for a given need. The inputs to get to the right design are a clear set of outcomes to measure yourself against, a well-defined picture of the audience, and prioritizing the right content to include. Read on to learn more.

by Steve Lowenthal