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eLearning Press Release

November 10, 2016

Answering 6 eLearning Press Release FAQs

Are you ready to write your first eLearning press release? Looking for tips to simplify the process? This article features answers to some common questions that can help you craft the perfect eLearning press release for your newsworthy eLearning event.

by Christopher Pappas

Corporate eLearning

November 10, 2016

Using eLearning To Promote New Literacy

One form of “literacy” just isn’t enough anymore! From just reading and writing to coding, from healthcare to financial; each form of new literacy has proponents saying you simply can’t succeed in the modern world without it. eLearning may be the only way to keep up and stay literate.

by Edgar Wilson

Learning Management Systems

November 9, 2016

Learning Management System Success In 6 Months Or Less: Insight #4

You'll find that finding the right team and process cadence will be a crucial piece when rapidly implementing a Learning Management System for a large-scale organization. These Agile LMS implementation tips for Learning Management System success can help you get your guiding principles and discover your project priorities.

by Jessica Salinas

Corporate eLearning

November 9, 2016

8 Tips To Simplify Online Training Courses

Do your employees need to master complex tasks? Are complicated compliance topics throwing a wrench into the works? In this article, I'll share 8 tips to simplify your online training course and improve knowledge retention.

by Christopher Pappas

eLearning Challenges

November 9, 2016

eLearning Content Comprehension: Objectives And Challenges

In one of my previous blogs, we’ve seen the importance of content comprehension and the associated complexity compared to the other steps in the instructional design process. Here, let us see the objectives and challenges associated with content comprehension.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

Corporate eLearning

November 9, 2016

70:20:10 - Everything You Need To Know

An evaluation of the current state of learning in the workforce. 70:20:10 could be the projected solution to all of our learning deficits. This article offers a comprehensive look into how we learn, and how to effectively cater the learning mix, with an emphasis on the benefits of doing so.

by Britt Hafner

eLearning Articles

November 9, 2016

8 Sessions To Check Out At DevLearn 2016

With more than 250 sessions taking place across 10 different tracks at this year’s DevLearn, it can be difficult to decide where you should be. Everyone will have their own interests as regards what they are hoping to get from this year's conference. Here are 8 sessions which caught my eye in DevLearn 2016.

by Brendan Noud

Game-Based Learning

November 8, 2016

Learning Game Design: Teaching Declarative Knowledge With Serious Games

Different types of knowledge require different types of learning game design. Let’s look at the most basic form of knowledge, Declarative Knowledge, and how to create games to help learners acquire this knowledge.

by Karl Kapp

Instructor-Led Training

November 8, 2016

9 Steps To Get The Most Out Of Instructor-Led Training Sessions

In this post I run through 9 easy steps that a trainer can follow to create an effective blended learning strategy and get the most out of their instructor-led training sessions.

by Eóghan Quigley

Learning Management Systems

November 8, 2016

How Using An Extended Enterprise LMS Can Help You Grow Your Business

In this article, I will analyze the best way to grow with your partners when using an extended enterprise LMS (Learning Management System).

by Thomas De Praetere

eLearning Authoring Tools

November 8, 2016 | Sponsored

6 Ways To Create Educational Games With ITyStudio

The moment to create your own serious same has come: It is now possible to create educational games for your learners to enhance their skills and their engagement. This solution is called ITyStudio.

by Yann Teyssier

Corporate eLearning

November 7, 2016

The Flipped Classroom For Learning And Development

The inverted or “Flipped” classroom has been around since the 1920s, but has come into a new era of buzz thanks to the possibilities provided by eLearning. Here is why we need to start using the flipped classroom for Learning and Development.

by Sally Ann Moore