eLearning Best Practices

Online learning is not going away, so our challenge is to reduce attrition by making online learning “less distant” for learners.

Today, eLearning isn't just limited to the formal education sphere. Whether you want to learn a new craft, grow in your profession or simply connect with others, you can find what you need via an online Learning Management System (LMS) that makes such knowledge both accessible and affordable.

It is recognized that there are optimum times to learn and optimum pacing for that learning. The same is true for testing, but this is often ignored to the detriment of both the learning outcome and the credibility of the learning process.

With businesses creating instant solutions for consumers, there is a need to think about how learning should be instant for busy executives, students and lifelong learners.

How streamlined is your eLearning process? Do you think you are spending too much time developing eLearning and not getting the expected results? This article looks at novel strategies to lean your eLearning process. We will also look at some benefits of strategic eLearning automation.

One challenge of eLearning is finding the motivation for students to stay engaged and motivated throughout the coursework, without the element of accountability typically associated with classroom learning. In this article, we discuss five ways that students can keep on track.

Low course completion rates are the Achilles heel of the eLearning industry. Platform operators need to attack the problem from several angles to fix it. Here's where they should begin.

Re-evaluating the use of the word "virtual" in eLearning, and trying to distinguish online from virtual when it comes to eLearning experiences.

Have you mastered the fine art of evaluating, organizing, and packaging your curated eLearning content? In this article, I’ll highlight 10 guidelines that eLearning content curation pros should follow.

A lot can be learned from experiencing something from someone else’s perspective; a simple change of lens can often yield unimaginable insight. We’ve repositioned many of the top-down tips of engagement and experience we’ve imparted over the years from a users’ perspective.

This is just what is happening with content. The 'www' is a source of what I would call an ocean of information with no fear of exaggeration.

Are your curated eLearning resources helping online learners absorb the information more effectively? Or are they yet another distraction to deal with? This article features the 8 best practices to curate value-added content for your eLearning course.