eLearning Design and Development

August 9, 2021 | Sponsored

Final Quiz Passing Score: Is The 80% Written In Stone?

Most of us set 80% as the passing score in eLearning courses. What is the rationale of this figure? Is it something that learning specialists have arbitrarily chosen or does this magic number have any mooring in learning theory?

by Dr. RK Prasad

July 31, 2021

6 Benefits Of Using Quantitative Vs Qualitative eLearning Assessments

Qualitative exams get all the glory, but there are many perks associated with its quantitative counterpart. From measurability to employee evaluation en masse. In this article, I share 6 notable benefits of using quantitative versus qualitative eLearning assessments.

by Christopher Pappas

July 31, 2021

7 Online Training Navigation Obstacles You Never Knew Existed Until Today

Employees log into the platform to cultivate talents and build their knowledge base. It’s one of the perks of the job. They don’t expect these 7 navigation obstacles to stand in the way of their online training success.

by Christopher Pappas

July 25, 2021

Higher Education And Online Learning

Currently, we are experiencing the global COVID-19 pandemic and the education system worldwide faces a gigantic crisis. Yet, the pandemic leaves no option for students in higher education but to use online learning. It’s an opportunity to improve the learning process.

by Devisakti Annamali

July 23, 2021

Interactive Learning Content In eLearning: How Effective Is It?

Before going ahead to the main topic of today, which is the effect of interactive learning content on eLearning, let me start by talking about what the term "interaction" really means.

by Naveen Neelakandan

July 22, 2021

Decoding The Science Of Workplace Learning

Choosing a learning partner for an organization is not a task that can be taken lightly. This has to be a carefully thought out exercise.

by Lexter Martin

July 18, 2021

To Think In English Or Not To Think In English?

Someone recently asked me if it's necessary to think in English to become a fluent speaker. Students are often advised by teachers to do so, but why? Here, I look at the question in terms of accelerated learning approaches that blend eLearning tools with coaching for best fluency results.

by Mary Looby

July 10, 2021

Learning Minimalist: 6 Ways To Cut The Clutter And Get Back To Basics In Online Training

Minimalist décor is pretty easy to achieve in interior design. But can this ‘Marie Kondo’ approach be applied in online training?

by Christopher Pappas

July 10, 2021

Key Visual Design Mistakes Τo Avoid While Creating Αn eLearning Course

Learn about key graphic designing mistakes that can make the visuals of your eLearning course poor and uninteresting.

by Amtul Rafay

July 9, 2021

8 Things You Should NEVER Do When Developing Pre-Course Online Pop Quizzes

Pre-assessments help online learners spot areas for improvement while there’s still time to make a change. In this article, I explore 8 things that you should never do when developing pre-course online pop quizzes.

by Christopher Pappas

July 2, 2021

Advice For Working With SMEs...From An SME

A good rapport with subject matter experts is key to effective eLearning design. Although often challenging, working toward relationships of mutual respect is well worth it. Here, I share ideas from an SME's perspective for professional relationships that will smooth the eLearning design process.

by Cindy Riecke, MSF, CFP®, CRPC®, ChFC®, FPQP®, CLU®

July 1, 2021

4 Types Of eLearning Content To Level Up Your Content Strategy

Using the types of content described above to build your eLearning content marketing strategy, an innovative marketing specialist can maximize their ROI and bring in a steady flow of leads.

by Amtul Rafay