Articles

eLearning Design and Development

April 11, 2021

Why Discussion Forums Are Helpful In Training

One of the most important social elements added to an eLearning training course is the discussion forum. A discussion forum enables instructor-to-student and student-to-student interaction.

by Naveen Neelakandan

Simulation and Scenario-Based Learning

April 11, 2021

6 Tips To Foster Positive Communication Skills Through Skill-Based Branching Scenarios

Are your corporate learners getting the experience they need from your online training? Or could they benefit from skill-based branching scenarios that immerse them in real-world situations and challenges?

by Christopher Pappas

Employee Onboarding

April 10, 2021 | Sponsored

eBook Release: Virtual Onboarding Handbook—How Τo Set Up Remote Workers For Success

How do you set your new hires up for long-term success? Get all the tools, tips, and templates you need in this virtual employee onboarding handbook.

by Christopher Pappas

eLearning Design and Development

April 10, 2021

How To Implement And Sustain eLearning In The Workplace

The availability of communication technology and new information generates opportunities for businesses to implement training as well as knowledge management using new methods.

by Rommel Benedick Lim

Immersive Learning

April 10, 2021

Is Virtual Reality Crucial For eLearning?

Virtual Reality can be used for training in complex situations which can’t be recreated in the real world. When using a Virtual Reality headset, you can see objects in a simulation, therefore, companies can simulate situations for which they want employees to be trained.

by Neha Mehta

Corporate eLearning

April 10, 2021

8 Types Of Self-Assessments To Incorporate Into Team Leadership Online Training

Are your team leaders paving the way for their peers? Or are there areas they need to work on to take the reigns and set the best example? This article features 8 types of self-assessments to incorporate into your team leadership online training.

by Christopher Pappas

Accessible Learning

April 9, 2021 | Sponsored

Accessibility Considerations In Online Training: Why Organizations Should Create All-Inclusive Experiences

Advances in technology have played a big role in driving inclusion. New apps and services, combined with cutting-edge assistive technology, allows accommodations that might never be in place otherwise. Today it is easier than ever for trainers to automate and adapt universal design principles into all learning deliverables—face-to-face as well as virtual.

by Vaishali Sangtani

Social And Emotional Learning (SEL)

April 9, 2021

7 Surprising Drawbacks Of Online Peer-Based Feedback And Tips To Avoid Them

A supportive and collaborative learning culture centers on free-flowing knowledge exchange. However, implementing a successful peer-to-peer feedback system can lead to a variety of training challenges. In this article, I share 7 surprising downfalls of peer-based feedback and tips to avoid them.

by Christopher Pappas

Diversity And Inclusion

April 9, 2021

Editors' Choice

7 Tips For ADHD-Friendly eLearning...From An Instructional Designer With ADHD

ADHD is on the rise so it’s worth building ADHD-friendly eLearning into your digital accessibility strategy sooner rather than later. ADHD learners don’t require a major overhaul of standard practice but rather just that we are mindful of their needs every step of the way.

by Aiden Gillan-Bronze

Blended Learning

April 9, 2021

How Can I Evaluate My Blended Learning Classroom?

In this article, you will learn about the various criteria that you can use to evaluate a blended learning classroom. You will learn how to identify what makes a successful blended learning environment and how you can improve your classroom if it is having trouble meeting those criteria.

by Alexander Lim

Diversity And Inclusion

April 8, 2021 | Sponsored

eBook Release: Accessibility Considerations In The World Of Online Training And Learning

by Christopher Pappas

Diversity And Inclusion

April 8, 2021

Emotional Connection And The Neurologically Diverse Workforce

When neurologically diverse workers feel welcome and safe, they contribute in effective ways. They might bring extraordinary focus to tasks like data, entry, accounting, IT help, assembly, shipping/receiving, and more. They bring new perspectives to routine tasks and collaborative teamwork.

by Louis Carter