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Educational Technology

August 9, 2018

The Use Of Technology In Special Education

In this article, we’ll consider how technology can simplify the educational process for people with disabilities and take a look at some software solutions that serve this purpose.

by Aleksandra Dikusar

eLearning Trends

August 9, 2018 | Sponsored

The Role Of Artificial Intelligence In Learning

Artificial Intelligence (AI) makes it possible for machines to learn from experience, adjust to new inputs, and perform human-like tasks. Taking these cues, AI can also be applied to learning. In this article, I will be sharing my views about the ways in which AI can be used in learning.

by smruti sudarshan

Corporate eLearning

August 8, 2018

eBook Release: Social Media – L&D’s Untapped Resource

Each and every one has a different perspective as to the use of social media. This is dependent on several criteria; education, social status, and familiarity with technology are the most prevailing. However, what’s topping the list is the age of people. And this is becoming the decisive factor that forces L&D to deal with social media, as Millennials grow in the world workforce. Do yourself a favor and keep your eyes on this must-read. It will seriously help you step up your game.

by Christopher Pappas

Corporate eLearning

August 8, 2018

How eLearning Is Changing Employee Development

Thanks to eLearning, training your employees has never been easier or more affordable.

by Ryan Ayers

Instructor-Led Training

August 8, 2018

Instructor-Led Training Isn't Dead Yet

It might seem frumpy and old-fashioned, but the classic Instructor-Led Teaching format is as effective as ever... if you know how to use apply the concepts. Take a read, and learn how.

by Jason Bacaj

Corporate eLearning

August 8, 2018

Customised Learning Pathways - Next-Level Personalisation

Creating customised learning pathways is easy when you use levels. Here we explain how to set up the perfect level structure for your learners

by Juliette Denny

eLearning Localization

August 8, 2018

8 Factors To Consider When Choosing eLearning Translators

Is EVERY member of your global workforce getting the online training resources they require? In this article, you’ll discover 8 factors that you should consider when choosing eLearning translators.

by Christopher Pappas

Video-based Learning

August 7, 2018 | Sponsored

eBook Release: Video Based Learning For Corporate Training—14 Examples—Including Interactive & Microlearning Videos

This eBook, Video Based Learning For Corporate Training—14 Examples—Including Interactive & Microlearning Videos, shows you how you can use video-based learning to enhance the impact of your eLearning programs.

by Asha Pandey

Corporate eLearning

August 7, 2018 | Sponsored

What The Future Holds For Corporate Compliance Training

To be viable in the emerging online enabled world, compliance training is evolving. The training of tomorrow, and the benefits it can bring your company, stem from the value you place on your staff and how to train them with technology.

by Blake Beus

Custom eLearning

August 7, 2018 | Sponsored

Evidence-Based Teaching Strategy Using Activities For Better Engagement

Evidence-based teaching strategies have been used for decades to create engaging learning experiences. An important evidence based teaching strategy is to use activities. In this article, I am sharing how interesting activities create better engagement for your learners.

by Suresh Kumar DN

Learning Management Systems

August 7, 2018 | Sponsored

4 Tips To Build A Corporate Compliance Training On A Budget

How can you build effective compliance training on a budget, whilst still ensuring it's useful and engaging? Take a look at our article below to help you get started.

by Kiren Kahlon

Corporate eLearning

August 7, 2018 | Sponsored

What Consumers Of Learning Want (Part 2)

Consumers of learning want things to the point, to look good, to perform well, and to be relevant for their unique learning needs. They also do NOT want unnecessary information or bells and whistles. Consumers of learning are a tough bunch to please.

by Treion Muller