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eLearning Design and Development

July 10, 2021

Key Visual Design Mistakes Τo Avoid While Creating Αn eLearning Course

Learn about key graphic designing mistakes that can make the visuals of your eLearning course poor and uninteresting.

by Amtul Rafay

Simulation and Scenario-Based Learning

July 9, 2021

Everything eLearning Pros Need To Know About The Use Of Speculative Scenarios In Corporate eLearning

Speculation has a variety of connotations, depending on the industry in question. In this article, I explore how it can be used to open minds and enhance immersion in your eLearning scenarios.

by Christopher Pappas

Instructional Design

July 9, 2021

Instructional Design In Training And Development Process

In this interconnected world, the only way to make online learning engaging and interactive by infusing digital tools is through effective instructional design models.

by Anton Savchenko

Educational Technology

July 9, 2021

7 Phishing Awareness And Anti-Phishing Tips For The Education Sector

Cybersecurity is in the spotlight, but until new policies and guidelines are in place, the onus is on institutions and their employees to prevent threats. Find out how phishing attacks have hit the education sector. What’s your role in stopping them? Learn more.

by Shira Landau

eLearning Design and Development

July 9, 2021

8 Things You Should NEVER Do When Developing Pre-Course Online Pop Quizzes

Pre-assessments help online learners spot areas for improvement while there’s still time to make a change. In this article, I explore 8 things that you should never do when developing pre-course online pop quizzes.

by Christopher Pappas

Learning Psychology

July 8, 2021

5 Techniques To Reinforce Knowledge Retention In Compliance Online Training And Break The Boredom

Hermann Ebbinghaus once said we forget 70% of all new information within 24 hours. How can we prevent this in compliance online training environments?

by Christopher Pappas

Learning Management Systems

July 8, 2021

The Differences Between A K-12 And University LMS, And Why They Should Stick Around

If it weren’t for LMSs, education today would still be at a standstill thanks to COVID-19. Let’s go over the importance of LMSs in K-12, universities, and beyond.

by Bárbara de Sousa

Employee Performance

July 8, 2021

Editors' Choice

5 Signs Of Burnout And The Steps Organizations Can Take To Prevent It

Burnout is on the rise. It can lead to a lack of motivation, engagement, productivity, as well as long-term physical effects. Find out the warning signs, the stages of burnout, and what actionable steps organizations can take to keep it at bay.

by Nicola Wylie

Remote Working

July 8, 2021 | Sponsored

Remote Onboarding Guide: How To Welcome Your New Hires Even From Afar

Looking for creative ways to bring new hires into the fold and pave the way for future success in your organization? This all-in-one guide has all the info you need to tackle challenges from day one!

by Christopher Pappas

Learning Management Systems

July 7, 2021

7 Unexpected Benefits Of Investing In An LMS With Built-In Survey Engine

Do you need to gather eLearning feedback on a grander scale? Looking for ways to pre-assess online learners without formal eLearning assessments? In this article, I explore the many benefits that are up-for-grabs if you invest in an LMS with a built-in survey engine.

by Christopher Pappas

eLearning Software

July 7, 2021

Sustainable Upskilling Solution (SUS) Content Options

Traditional LMSs, principally, make provision for “container-based” formats, such as SCORM, AICC, xAPI, and CMI5. Sustainable upskilling solutions on the other hand, also make provision for common file formats over and above “container-based” or SCORM formats—all natively on a single system.

by Thomas Kritzer

PPC Campaign Management

July 7, 2021

How Can I Improve Performance In A PPC Directory? 6 Tips And Strategies You Should Follow

Get ready to don your best marketing cape and skyrocket sales. These PPC directory tips will help you become a PPC hero in no time at all.

by John Crabill