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September 9, 2019

eBook Release: The Ultimate Guide To Outsource Custom eLearning [35 Tips And Tricks]

eLearning design and development is as much a science as it is an art. Outsourcing custom eLearning development requires careful planning and coordination between both parties. Whether you are new to eLearning and looking for external expertise or looking to outsource part of the effort, this eBook will give you lots of practical ideas on how to make the best of the partnership and help you get learner-centric courses designed within timelines and budget.
by Christopher Pappas
August 21, 2019

Learning 2.0: Customized Learning Solutions

When an employee is provided with personal direction, attention, and content catered to their specific needs, they learn more, are faster and achieve more significant results. Necessarily, you can achieve better outcomes with your training courses by making them more personal.
by Soni Amit K
August 19, 2019 | Sponsored

How Do You Design An Efficient eLearning Course?

It may sound counter-intuitive, but designing Efficient learning is more work. It’s easier to make a course that has everything but the kitchen sink. To create a streamlined and well-organized course, you need to consider how to achieve the business goal in the least amount of time for the learners.
by Dan Keckan
August 9, 2019

Why Opt For Custom eLearning Development

In this technology-driven era, every small organization offers employee training utilizing eLearning courses. Since the demand for online training is increasing, there are lots of custom eLearning development companies and some companies who offer prebuilt courses.
by Akshay k
July 30, 2019

eBook Release: 7 Better Learning Principles For Custom eLearning

If you want to improve eLearning and make sure it lives up to its promise of improving performance and creating measurable results, it might be well worth your while to apply some principles. Principles that reflect effective performance-focused eLearning, which Instructional Designers should know and use. But, how do you make sure it's a useful tool that Instructional Designers can use to evaluate their design throughout the project life cycle and make changes for the better?
by Christopher Pappas