eLearning Design and Development

March 23, 2019 | Sponsored

Perfecting eLearning Assessments: 7 Factors To Keep An Eye On

I’m sure you agree that assessments are at the heart of eLearning. Well, then you also know that there is no compromising on their quality. Read this article to know about the 7 things you need to keep an eye on, to ensure your eLearning assessments are effective.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

March 22, 2019

How Well Do You Understand The Importance Of eLearning Evaluation?

How well do you know eLearning? How well do you understand the importance of including training evaluation in eLearning when opting for a custom LMS development company?

by Amritpal Singh

March 19, 2019

eBook Release - Interactive Learning Design: Using An Interactive Learning Software To Increase Engagement In eLearning Courses

Involving learners is key to engaging them and making sure that the information actually sticks. Information that doesn't stick, is useless if it turns out that there is no way for the learner to recall the info nor put it into practice. It's "where the money is", or better yet, where the money is lost. After all, why would we put all of this energy into the logistics of teaching valuable information to our employees when we aren't even sure if it's useful? Or if it is going to favor the enterprise at all? All of these processes can only be achieved by making your course interactive.

by Christopher Pappas

March 18, 2019 | Sponsored

How To Deliver Learner-First Training

Some key questions to ask yourself before rolling out your training program.

by Alastair Simpson

March 15, 2019

7 Reasons Why Graphic Designers Loathe eLearning Templates

An eLearning template is supposed to be the gift that keeps on giving, right? It might not, and here’s why! In this article, I’ll share the 7 top reasons why graphic designers loathe eLearning templates, along with tips to use them more effectively.

by Christopher Pappas

March 14, 2019

6 Elements That Hinder The User-Friendliness Of Your Online Training Course

Intuitive design is a big part of any online experience. Are there visual and technical errors that can hinder the effectiveness of your online training course vis-à-vis poor user experience?

by Christopher Pappas

March 14, 2019 | Sponsored

How True Crime Relates To Good Assessment Design

Good assessment design, like solving a mystery, can pinpoint training areas you’ll want to focus on in future business development.

by Chris Khouri

March 14, 2019

6 eLearning Myths We Need To Completely Leave Behind In 2019

It’s easy to get swept up in new eLearning trends and technologies without realizing that not all training is created equal.

by Michael Hansen

March 13, 2019

Designing Online Training Intro Screens: 6 Do’s And Don’ts

Intro screens can set the tone for an entire online training course. What does yours say about the online training experience that follows? In this article, I’ll explore 6 do’s and don’ts of developing online training course introductions.

by Christopher Pappas

March 11, 2019 | Sponsored

Convert Flash To HTML5: Constructing A Convincing Business Case

How do you create a convincing business case to convert Flash to HTML5? This article has the steps you need to follow in order to create a business case to convert Flash to HTML5.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

March 9, 2019

5 Tips For Designing Apps That Get More Users

UX is a crucial part of your app. If it is too hard to use or complicated more than it has any right to be, then chances are users will look for other options in the market and trust us, there are many. So if you don’t want to lose your users, you need to work a little harder on your UX/UI design.

by Arpita Singh

March 6, 2019

8 Tips To Improve eLearning Accessibility For Online Learners With Special Needs

Everyone has unique training requirements and expectations you need to consider when developing your eLearning course. However, online learners with special abilities have their own set of challenges they must overcome to achieve their learning objectives.

by Christopher Pappas