eLearning Design and Development

February 15, 2019

Editors' Choice

Yes, You Should Pilot Your Online Course: A Few Things To Consider As You Do

To pilot or not to pilot? That is often the question for online learning programs. However, the simple "pilot" is surprisingly complex and there are a number of things to consider as you pilot, or fail to pilot. This article explores some of these considerations.

by Mary Burns

February 13, 2019 | Sponsored

Creating Interactive Training Modules With Raptivity eLearning Software

Looking for an interactivity building tool to include in your eLearning toolkit? Have a look at Raptivity and its feature-set before you make your choice.

by Isha Sood

February 13, 2019

Virtual Classrooms And The Bottom Line: 3 Tips For Your Team Development

What does the research say about why we should even bother with virtual classrooms and can it really affect the bottom line of the business? Read on for 3 tips on training your teams.

by Jo Cook

February 13, 2019

Copyright In eLearning: Intellectual Property And License Problems

Even though you may envision your course being much better if you could use a certain piece of media, you need to keep in mind that you can face liability issues if you don’t obtain proper legal permissions to include them in your eLearning program.

by Kevin Samuelson

February 10, 2019

8 Best Practices Every eLearning Team Manager Should Follow To Save Time And Money

By optimizing the resources and using the right tools, you can bring down eLearning development time and cost considerably without compromising quality. Here are 8 best practices that would help you create eLearning faster and save money.

by Naveen Neelakandan

February 10, 2019

Why Pilot Evaluation In eLearning And How To Go About It?

Time and money have been spent in developing and conducting your eLearning evaluation. While combing through the results, you struggle to find relevant insights due to skipped questions or uniform responses. Pilot Evaluation in eLearning helps in early identification of skewed results, bringing rigor to evaluation.

by Nilanjana Saxena

February 9, 2019

Top Tips For Building A Great Content Plan

We are all aware that some clients may struggle to get their content plan off the ground.

by Dr. Brendan Moloney

February 8, 2019

Make Your eLearning Course Stand Out From The Rest

While the market isn’t short of students, new eLearning packages are appearing on the internet each and every day, which means that competition is fierce.

by Dr. Brendan Moloney

February 8, 2019

The Loneliness Of The Long-Distance Learner

Online learning is not going away, so our challenge is to reduce attrition by making online learning “less distant” for learners.

by Mary Burns

February 7, 2019

6 eLearning Design Elements Tech-Savvy Learners Look For In Online Training

Does your online training deliver an interesting, engaging experience for everyone? How do you keep your tech-savvy learners inspired and cater to their modern sensibilities? In this article, I’ll share 6 eLearning design elements to add to your next online training course.

by Christopher Pappas

February 4, 2019 | Sponsored

The Best Training Mimics Recreational Technology

You can unlock insights into competitive learning design by exploring how learners are using recreational tech. Some of the best learner-experience research can be found outside of the industry, right at your fingertips.

by Marty Newey

February 4, 2019 | Sponsored

7 Characteristics Of A Good Question

Educators and eLearning professionals are frequently tasked with question creation as a part of quiz development for their modules. This article covers some essential characteristics of good questions and also shares aids that can help with question and quiz creation.

by Isha Sood