Custom eLearning

August 21, 2018 | Sponsored

Using Design Thinking To Create Better Custom eLearning Solutions

Design thinking is a recent phenomenon in the world of eLearning and it is a method that combines empathy, ideation, and problem-solving of complex and undefined problems. In this article, I will discuss how design thinking can be applied to create better eLearning courses.

by Partha Sarathy Vinukonda

August 14, 2018 | Sponsored

Using Kolb's Learning Styles To Create Engaging Custom eLearning Courses

Kolb’s learning styles help in understanding what works well when we are designing courses. An intricate model, Kolb’s learning cycle is often used to explain the learning process. I will share my thoughts on how Kolb’s model can be used to create better eLearning courses.

by Partha Sarathy Vinukonda

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

July 31, 2018

Using Effective Q&A Model To Create Engaging Custom eLearning Courses With Mini-Cases

Custom eLearning courses can be created using several strategies. In my experience, an effective strategy that works well is the Q&A model. In this article, I will share some ideas on how to use the Q&A model effectively in creating engaging custom courses.

by Suresh Kumar DN

July 10, 2018

Custom eLearning Courses Deliver Better Value Than Off-The-Shelf Courses

How can you get past the age-old dilemma whether to go for custom eLearning courses or to simply purchase off-the-shelf (OTS) courseware? In this article, I am sharing my view on why custom eLearning courses offer better value than off-the-shelf courses.

by Suresh Kumar DN

June 25, 2018

5 Crucial Steps To Create A Custom eLearning Solution For A Large Enterprise

In this article, I'll present you the most important steps for developing eLearning platform: clarifying the enterprise-wide goals, preparing training materials, planning for high-cost processes, ensuring the platform is designed for integration, and understanding eLearning software options.

by Adriana Blum

June 16, 2018

5 Reasons To Invest In Custom eLearning

Skeptical about adopting a custom eLearning program? Read on to find out why you shouldn’t be.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

May 13, 2018

7 Hot Trends That Make Custom eLearning Popular In 2018

Custom eLearning courses are becoming increasingly popular in the learning space. This article helps training managers gain an insight into the hottest trends responsible for the popularity of custom eLearning development.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

April 16, 2018

5 Rewards Of Investing In Custom eLearning Development

In order to promote a learning culture, the training provided to employees needs to be relevant and aligned with organizational goals. An investment in custom eLearning development can be rewarding, and this article tells you how.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

March 15, 2018 | Sponsored

4 Compelling Reasons Why A Custom GUI Is A Must For eLearning Courses

In this article, I’ll share a few compelling reasons you should invest time and resources to customize the GUI (Graphic User Interface) of your online courses.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

October 12, 2017

7 Budget-Friendly Ways To Create Custom eLearning

You want to give your online learners a customized eLearning experience they'll never forget. But is there a way to achieve this without breaking the bank? This article features 7 budget-friendly ways to personalize your eLearning course.

by Nipun Sharma

October 7, 2017

5 Reasons To Invest In Custom eLearning Course Development

Nowadays, training companies and corporate organizations have abundant off-the-shelf training courses options available to train their employees and learners. Not only are these courses readily accessible, but they are also economically available.

by Anand Timothy