eLearning Design and Development

August 1, 2017

3 Inspiring eLearning Examples

Are you looking for fresh ideas for your next eLearning project? Here are 3 inspiring eLearning examples to help you keep your learners more engaged and make learning more accessible.

by Steve Penfold

July 30, 2017

5 Useful eLearning Tools You Must Know About

Today, learning a new skill or grabbing a certification is possible with a few right clicks on the internet. The only thing required is the knowledge of right tools that makes our job quicker. This article will guide you about useful eLearning tools every eLearner must know about.

by Sharon Thomson

July 29, 2017

5 Mistakes To Avoid When Creating PowerPoint Presentations

Read this article to find out what mistakes to avoid in order to create engaging PowerPoint presentations.

by Stamatia Volika

July 26, 2017

5 Tips To Prepare For eLearning Project Outsourcing

Miscommunications, vague expectations, and geographical limitations are all forces to be reckoned with, especially when you're outsourcing your eLearning content. In this article, I'll share 5 tips to prepare for outsourcing your next eLearning project to avoid these hazards.

by Christopher Pappas

July 24, 2017

5 Steps To Create A Whiteboard Animation Video For eLearning

Whiteboard videos are a popular way to create explainer and learning videos and, using SaaS programs, they are much easier to make than you might expect. Here are 5 steps you can use to quickly create your own whiteboard-styled videos.

by Robert Velasquez

July 22, 2017

What To Keep In Mind When Using Different Grading Scales

Marking assessment components with varying weights can create challenges. Instructors are prone to a number of errors, particularly when using different marking scales. Test your accuracy in performing simple mental calculations, and then invite your colleagues and your institution for a discussion.

by Angelos Rodafinos

July 21, 2017

Cheating The Cheaters: 3 Effective Patterns To Reduce Cheating In Online Assessments

No matter what anti-cheating measures we undertake – there is obviously no guarantee that students will not attempt to cheat. In some cases, the cheating may even succeed. But we should at very least make sure that students find it easier to study for the e-exam rather than to cheat!

by Michael Baron

July 21, 2017

The Key To Innovative Assessments In eLearning

eLearning assessment is a very essential part of teaching and learning in schools. Educators have to constantly work on developing assessment methods which can give a fair way of evaluating student understanding and preparedness. As academics become more rigorous and complex, this becomes very essential.

by Livia Susan

July 19, 2017

6 Tips To Create A Realistic eLearning Outsourcing Budget

You've decided that outsourcing your corporate eLearning project is the right way to go. But how can you make sure that you stay on budget and make the most of your existing online training resources? Before you seal the deal on your vendor partnership, here are 6 tips to create a realistic eLearning outsourcing budget.

by Christopher Pappas

July 19, 2017

6 Reasons Why Interactive Narrative Learning Is An Effective eLearning Strategy

In this article, I describe the benefits of using an interactive narrative learning strategy for eLearning design and development. It essentially provides a conceptual framework, context, and agency, while increasing immersion, invoking emotion, making eLearning memorable.

by Michael Thomson

July 18, 2017

Introducing Elucidat's 5C Framework: A Smarter Way To Design eLearning

Elucidat 's 5C Framework combines our experience in supporting over 2 million learners with the expertise of our professional services team to provide you with a failsafe design framework. This framework will help you create and deliver digital learning that works.

by Steve Penfold

July 15, 2017

Digitization Of Learning Content: Process And Challenges

If you had the Oxford dictionary, a newspaper, a guide for using the washing machine, a phone book, and a poetry book on a table, would you know how to differentiate them without opening them?

by Leticia Lafuente López