Articles

Instructional Design

March 6, 2020

Rapid Instructional Design With SAM

SAM, which stands for the Successive Approximation Model, serves as an iterative design and delivery model to meet the immediate demands of usable training collateral.

by Kevin Herrholtz, CPLP

Educational Technology

March 6, 2020

Top 5 Narration Options For Captivate Users

About once or twice a month, Captivate users reach out to me to get my advice about getting additional voices for the text-to-speech tool included with Adobe Captivate. This article is my attempt to provide all the important options available to eLearning developers when it comes to narration.

by Paul Wilson

Corporate eLearning

March 6, 2020

Different Environments, One Goal: People Who Learn In Organizations

There are 3 levels of learning within organizations: individual, collective/group and organizational learning, plus a fourth level that corresponds to inter-organizational learning.

by José Luis Alonso Andreano

Content Provider Top Lists

March 6, 2020

Top Content Providers For Rapid eLearning (2025 Update)

Developing high-end corporate training on tight deadlines and at a low cost is becoming more important than ever in today's fast-paced and unpredictable market. In this article, we share why rapid eLearning content development is key to saving time and resources for your organization.

by Christopher Pappas

Change Management

March 5, 2020

What Is Change Management? 7 Reasons To Launch A Change Management Online Training Program

Every organization must endure change from time to time. It’s part of the expansion process. In this article, I highlight 7 top reasons to launch a change management online training program for your growing business.

by Christopher Pappas

Corporate eLearning

March 5, 2020

Editors' Choice

Preventing Response Bias On Employee Engagement Surveys

Collecting survey data is a great way to gain a better understanding of your employees' work-life needs. However, you must create and distribute surveys that will give you the most insight into how your employees feel.

by Heidi Thiel

eLearning Trends

March 5, 2020

A Paradigm Shift In Chinese Learning Market

The training market in China is primarily driven by the traditional Instructor-Led Training method; however, organizations are aiming to transform conventional training methods into advanced eLearning training methods. Let's explore what the top 5 changes expected in the Chinese training market are.

by Yagnasindhu Balaraju

Learning Management Systems

March 5, 2020

Learning Management Systems: It's Not As Difficult As You Think

A Learning Management System is not complex; it is a boon to your organization in this competitive technological world.

by Viren Kapadia

eLearning Authoring Tools

March 4, 2020

eLearning Authoring Tools Comparison: 6 Notable Perks Of Using Web eLearning Authoring Tools

Once you get past your misgivings—which are often misconceptions—toward rapid eLearning authoring tools, you have a "web vs. corporate server" to contend with. What are the positives of web eLearning authoring tools and are you sure they eclipse the negatives?

by Christopher Pappas

Employee Engagement

March 4, 2020

Educated Team-Building Exercises: Designated Fun Or Disguised Frustration?

Point-blank: going to a team-building event, whether it is with work, for a representative sports team, or some therapy-infused milieu, can conjure up a deluge of angst and other stressful emotions.

by Alex Toma

Mobile Learning

March 4, 2020

5 Ways To Make Mobile Learning A Reality

Mobile learning has evolved from a nice-to-have perk to a must-have tool in the L&D toolkit to attract and retain the skilled workforce needed in 2020 and beyond. Whether you're starting from scratch or looking to modernize, here are 5 keys to designing the mobile learning your people crave.

by Katie Mardigian

Educational Technology

March 4, 2020

How Can Teachers Benefit From Augmented Reality In Education?

Augmented Reality in education can transform the way teachers deliver lectures. The technology will not only help teachers in making lessons more interactive but it will also benefit students by making it easier for them to understand tough subject matters and topics.

by Jitender Kumar