eLearning Design and Development

May 6, 2022 | Sponsored

Keys To Designing A Results-Driven eLearning Curriculum [eBook Launch]

This eBook will help you create a results-driven eLearning curriculum that achieves business objectives and sparks employee growth.

by Christopher Pappas

May 6, 2022

How To Help Students Choose University Classes: Japanese Case Study

Given the importance of appropriate course selection for students, it’s important for the course recommendation system to not be static, but instead to be designed for proper interactivity and intelligibility. Here is a quick overview of a Japanese university that tried tackling this issue.

by Daria Dudenkova

May 5, 2022

The Unsuckification Of Learning

Learning should not be something you sentence your learners to. It should be modern, relevant, engaging, and beautiful.

by Sean Stowers, CPTM

May 2, 2022 | Sponsored

eBook Launch: 5 Things Your eLearning Strategy Needs (Beyond A Bigger Course Library)

What does your eLearning strategy need to boost engagement and achieve the objectives? Download this eBook to explore all of the essentials.

by Christopher Pappas

May 1, 2022

Three Research-Based Elements To Design Incredible Learning Experiences

Learning and Development professionals are responsible for designing and curating learning experiences that inspire and empower learners to grow personally and professionally so that they can tackle change and problem-solve on the job. This article offers three research-based tactics to do so.

by Dr. Marina Theodotou

April 27, 2022

Why Is HTML5 The New Flash For The Online Learning Solutions Providers?

Adobe Flash was the dominant program used by online learning platforms for a significant amount of time. However, with rising security concerns and the need for a multi-device User Experience, HTML5 replaced Flash. Find out how using Flash today is hindering your brand growth.

by Ellen Baker

April 24, 2022

Three Storytelling Tips To Jumpstart Your eLearning Modules

Having trained 47 TEDx speakers to deliver winning TED talks, Dr. Marina Theodotou shares three storytelling tips to jumpstart your eLearning modules.

by Dr. Marina Theodotou

April 19, 2022 | Sponsored

Interactivity Of The Mind: Going Beyond Passive Learning

Interactivity has long been a hyped element in digital learning. In fact, we tend to equate interactivity with engagement. But simply moving the mouse or clicking a button cannot be productive interactivity. So what entails purposeful interactivity? Read on to know more.

by Amit Garg

April 17, 2022

Point Of Work: Prescriptive Performance Support

Purpose-built Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a bridge between high data volumes and actionable design attributes. Digging into the data will give us visibility into the things listed below and at the individual level. The result is the creation of prescriptive performance support that is data-driven.

by Gary Wise

April 9, 2022

6 Tips To Enhance Your Cybersecurity Online Training Course With Interactive Simulations

There's no question that online security training is crucial, or that it should be interactive. The real question is: how do you tick off all these boxes in a single online training sitting?

by Christopher Pappas

April 5, 2022 | Sponsored

From Launches To Lead Gen: Course Marketing And Selling Essentials Every Tenant Should Know

Even the best course creators can sometimes get confused by the marketing side of the online course business. After all, you get into eLearning to be an educator, not a marketer! The good news is, you can utilize the content you’ve created so your course sells itself. In this article, we’ll show you how to do just that. Read on to find out how to launch your online course and grow your audience, as well as the basics behind lead generation and lead nurturing.

by Colin Burton

April 3, 2022

eLearning Course Launch Checklist: 7 Design Elements You May Be Overlooking During Your Pre-Launch Test

Glitches are everywhere, but if you can, you want to avoid having them in your training course. What pre-launch tests can you apply to make sure you catch as many design deficiencies as possible?

by Christopher Pappas