eLearning Design and Development

October 7, 2020

6 Steps To Follow To Master eLearning Design

Users will not appreciate sites which are difficult to navigate or visually overwhelming. Aesthetic design, imagery, and UX all contribute to sales and should never be overlooked due to budget constraints or deadlines.

by Branislava Milosavljević

October 2, 2020

Tips For Successful eLearning Development Services

The eLearning world today is a red-hot topic in today’s time. Whether you are offering an educational program, delivering corporate training to employees, or onboarding new members of your association, modern eLearning development services are schooling traditional classroom settings via online platforms.

by Puneet Singh Raghav

October 2, 2020

The 5 Criteria MEANS Test For Effective eLearning delivery

Do your eLearning design protocols meet the MEANS test to optimize participant learning? Evidence indicates that 5 key criteria need to be simultaneously in place to engage participant's to learn, retain what they have learned, and change their behavior permanently, in the way intended by lessons.

by Phil McInnes

September 29, 2020 | Sponsored

When You Need Online Learning Content Developed Fast, Who You Gonna Call?

Choosing a vendor to build your training can feel overwhelming. You want to be sure you’ve found the right partner, one who understands your needs, keeps you in the loop, and most importantly, delivers what they say they’re going to deliver.

by Stephanie Ivec

September 26, 2020

Top 5 Tips To Improve The eLearning Quality Assurance And Testing Process

You want to deliver online courses that are engaging and deliver high value to learners. eLearning quality assurance testing is about making your online course bug free, identifying opportunities to improve the usability experience, and making the online course engaging.

by Anurag Singh

September 26, 2020

In-House eLearning Development Vs. Outsourcing eLearning Development: Which Should You Opt For?

If you're wondering whether to outsource your eLearning development to a vendor or to opt for in-house design, then this article is for you.

by Naveen Neelakandan

September 22, 2020 | Sponsored

Converting Flash-Built eLearning To HTML5 Efficiently In 3 Steps

On January 1, 2021, Adobe Flash will be laid to rest. You have hundreds, if not thousands, of learners that will receive errors when they attempt to start a course. The fix is simple, convert your legacy courses to HTML5. But, doing it efficiently depends on the conversion strategy you choose.

by Dan Keckan

September 19, 2020

An Italian Online Tutor's Tips For An Effective Lesson

I’ve given 1,600+ one-on-one Italian lessons on Skype for over 4 years.

by Stefano Lodola

September 17, 2020

How To Motivate Your Online Learners During The Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic hit us all hard, but while working from home is manageable, teaching and learning can be quite hard. In this article, I will tell you how to make things easier for your eLeaners.

by Timothy M. Kennedy

September 12, 2020

Why Visual Design Is Critical In eLearning

“A thing of beauty is a joy forever…” said John Keats in the eighteenth century. In the twenty-first century, it has become much more relevant. We humans are naturally attracted to beauty in everything, be it a natural landscape, a painting, a sculpture, or even learning content!

by Satyabrata Das

September 11, 2020

Does Bias Exist In Online Learning? Yes, But It Doesn't Have To

It’s tempting to think of eLearning as a naturally inclusive environment, free from the bias and prejudice documented in traditional learning settings. Yet, bias exists in online learning too.

by Victoria Zambito

September 9, 2020

5 Vital Talents You Need For eLearning Course Creation (And Tips To Hone Them)

Corporate online training success is generally a mix of talent, timing, and temerity, plus a healthy dose of hard work. What other intrinsic gifts are involved, and how can they be acquired? In this article, I highlight 5 skills you need for eLearning course creation and tips to hone them.

by Christopher Pappas