Articles

Instructor-Led Training

September 2, 2017

5 Things To Consider When Shifting From Classroom Training To eLearning

Considering introducing eLearning to your Learning and Development strategy but concerned about the transition from classroom training? Here are 5 key considerations.

by Sam Harris

eLearning Design and Development

September 2, 2017

5 Things To Consider To Find The Optimal Length Of A Training Course

Finding the balance between content and running length is tricky. Too light on material and your short course won't have an impact; while on the flip-side, overly stuffed courses can test your audience's attention span to its limits. What's the solution?

by Jeff Morgenroth

Corporate eLearning

September 2, 2017

8 Cutting Edge Ideas To Use In Corporate eLearning

"Corporate" is a specific world of multiple capabilities. This is a place where a single person or a group of people work in order to achieve definite objectives. What about corporate eLearning?

by Petra Mainer

Learning Management Systems

September 1, 2017

3 Factors To Consider When Choosing Your SMB Learning Management System

Are you in the market for a Learning Management System, but don’t know where to even begin? Here’s a breakdown of 3 different factors you should consider when choosing your SMB Learning Management System.

by Christopher Pappas

eLearning Software

September 1, 2017

Creating An Integrated eLearning Experience With APIs

Tracking, reporting, and analytics is simply just one component of the eLearning system. APIs can also be used in a number of other ways to make eLearning integrated and seamless.

by Kumar Venkatesiah

Educational Technology

September 1, 2017

3 Tips And 14 eLearning Tools For Creative Students

The eLearning industry is extremely popular nowadays. eLearning is useful for various types of audience and students use eLearning actively. Why? Because this is the way to develop and be more and more creative. Here are some useful tips and the best possible eLearning tools for creative students. Enjoy and use them wisely!

by Chris Richardson

Educational Technology

September 1, 2017

8 Reasons Why School Apps Are Important For Parents And Students

Mobile apps have become highly useful for schools by offering innovative ways to engage learners, help them study, and provide them with news and updates.

by Kamal Kishore

eLearning Design and Development

August 31, 2017

Converting eLearning Content: 3 Benefits And 6 Top Tips For Switching From Flash To HTML5

Isn't it about time to say goodbye to Flash players in your eLearning course design? In this article, I'll explore the benefits, as well as 6 top tips for converting eLearning content from Flash to HTML5.

by Christopher Pappas

Learning Management Systems

August 31, 2017

8 Critical Questions To Consider When Building A Business Case For Learning Technology Systems

Much like every difficult decision requires a well-structured process to be dealt with, so does building a business case for learning technology systems involve making a list of questions that will determine what type of LMS you will choose. In this article, I’ll highlight 8 critical questions you need to consider when building a business case for learning technology systems.

by Jacopo Mauri

Learning Management Systems

August 31, 2017

4 Tips To Use A Training Management Platform To Increase Your Course Sales

Training management platforms can bring a number of amazing benefits to your business, but did you know they can also help increase your course sales?

by Kim Morrison

Microlearning

August 31, 2017

3 Microlearning Essentials: Catchy, Focused, And Credible (CFC) Content

Microlearning. Learning Bytes. Learning Capsules - These terms have now become synonymous with eLearning. But do we really understand what it entails, and how to go about designing these? This articles presents some tips that will help you in making effective and engaging microlearning pieces.

by Ruchi Tandon

eLearning Design and Development

August 31, 2017

4 Effective Ways To Enhance Engagement In Your Online Learning Program

When you spend a lot of effort developing an eLearning course, it can be painful to find out that more than half of your students do not even get halfway through the program.

by Robert Mening