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April 3, 2022
Can Compliance Training Be Fun?
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March 5, 2022
Pros And Cons Of Gamification
Gamification is the use of game mechanics in a learning-oriented setting. It can be a great tool, but some things need to be considered for it to be effectively used in the workplace. Keep reading to learn more.
June 23, 2021
The Most Common Roles In An eLearning Company
Be the first to discover the roles within a team of eLearning professionals and their contribution to the final project completion.
January 31, 2016
Occupational Health And Safety Training: Turning Uhhhs Into Ohhhs
How to make the mandatory Health and Safety training sessions more interesting? In this article I will share some key tips to turn those uhhs into excited ohhhs!
April 4, 2015
Social Learning: 3 Pro Tips To Make Your eLearning Course Social
We live in a digital world. Our interactions are digital. Our learning is digital. We keep trying to mirror the “real” life in the digital world, where we are spending most of our time. Our opinions are shared on social media, our friends “like” us on social media, the reviews and testimonials we are looking for are online. And the closer we mirror the real world in our digital endeavors, the closer we will be to achieve the same results. But, what does this mean for eLearning?
August 23, 2014
Mad At Moodle? 5 Tips for Moodle Novices
So, your school, college, company decided they need eLearning on Moodle, and you were put in charge. How difficult can that be? Or, maybe you found yourself in a job role where working with Moodle is your first introduction to eLearning, and you are struggling with the user-unfriendliness of this popular LMS? If you find yourself creating courses in Moodle, here are the key five pointers to keep in mind.
July 27, 2014
Approaching eLearning Assessment Design Like eLearning Content Design
In some parts of the world, teachers of young kids are instructed not to mark answers with red ink. Why? Because the psychological fear of being wrong (and marked in red) inhibits a child’s learning. Do our eLearning assessments end up marking our adult learners in red?
July 11, 2014
Flow-control in eLearning. From here to where?
A critical piece in efficiency of an eLearning lesson or an eLearning course is the flow control. Do you let your learners choose their own path to learning - potentially missing out on key information in the process? Or do you dictate the steps- sacrificing flexibility for the visibility of the learning path?