eLearning Best Practices

Feedback surveys are one of the most powerful tools that trainers can use to improve their eLearning courses. But many trainers don't get as much out of them as they should. Here we look at 5 commonly made survey mistakes and ways they can be avoided.

When you have a big pile of raw content, it can be unclear what’s useful and what isn’t. Is there a thorough way to curate eLearning content into learner-friendly formats? In this article, I’ll share 3 top eLearning content curation techniques to help you restore order to the content chaos.

You’ve collected all the content you need for your eLearning course. Now it’s time to sort through all that material and make it easily digestible for your online learners. In this article, I’ll share 5 tips to analyze and organize curated eLearning content.

There are 5 main ways to curate content automatically: aggregation, distillation, elevation, merging, and chronology. How can we use these methods to curate content more effectively? In this article, I’ll share 5 tips to automate the content curation process and maximize your resources.

One of the most important elements of eLearning is interactivity. No matter how much time and money you invest in a course, if it is not interactive, it will not be able to engage your learners. If your learners are not engaged and motivated to learn, they will not be able to upskill themselves.

We've all experienced resistance to our online learning initiatives. The question is, how do we overcome it? Here are 3 ideas that work in practice.

Collecting customer feedback not only helps improve your course for future learners. It also shows your current clients that you care, and this will motivate them to come back for your future courses. Read on to see how to effectively collect feedback for your online course.

Content curation can seem like an overwhelming task. How do you sift through all the available material and identify what really matters to your online learners? In this article, I’ll walk you through each step of the content curation process.

This paper draws on extensive managerial experience in distance learning and Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) in higher education. The various key-issue assertions and recommendations that are made in this paper may resonate with a wide practitioner audience.

Museum curators may get all the glory, but effective content curators are the gatekeepers of online knowledge. In this article, I’ll share 5 online resources that are ideal for curating eLearning Content.

Your eLearning course must be impactful and engaging in order to grab learners’ attention. In this article, I’ll explore 7 reasons why you should consider curating content for your eLearning course.

Learning is a lifelong process, an old adage rightly indicates. Rapid innovations in almost every conceivable sector render imperative that we acquire – or rather – master any new skills and learn them rather quickly.