eLearning Design and Development

February 21, 2018

3 Tips For Great eLearning On A Shoestring Budget

A small budget for eLearning must not stand in the way of creating effective and memorable content. Strong training programs require a thorough understanding of the need for the content, choice of the right technology, and investment in future-ready solutions.

by Amit Gautam

February 20, 2018

4 Design Choices For Better Compliance eLearning Engagement

In every workplace, there will always be vital policies employees need to be aware of. Yet, it can be challenging to communicate potentially dry information to employees in an engaging way. These 4 design choices and examples will help you make compliance eLearning as interesting as possible.

by Steve Penfold

February 17, 2018

7 Ways Online Students Stay Focused Nowadays

Most activities we do during the day require laser focus. Then, we remember more, are engaged, get things done faster, and reach our goals sooner. That’s especially true for online learning. Here’s how students can remove distractions and focus on their training.

by Georgi Todorov

February 16, 2018

10 Ways To Teach Online Like A Superhero

Online teachers change the world every day. We're already superheroes! But most online teachers are far too busy to notice their own super achievements. Let's fix that now. Here are 10 superhero approaches we can apply directly to online teaching.

by Dr. Liz Hardy

February 16, 2018

7 Tips On How To Use Textures In Graphic Design

The texture is responsible for the" extra" flavor in graphic design. You cannot ignore the role texture plays in creating lifelike designs using intriguing visual elements.

by Emily White

February 15, 2018

5 Questions You Should Ask When Choosing A Graphic For Your eLearning

Graphics and content should be treated as the same. Graphics should be relevant and add value to the experience of the learner. Read more to know how you should choose graphics for your eLearning courses.

by Irawati Pandit

February 11, 2018

9 Simple Steps To Increase eLearning Engagement

New eLearning platforms offer lots of bells and whistles, but often times this can prove to be more distracting than anything. Remaining simple can be an invaluable tool to effectively and consistently engage learners.

by Victoria Zambito

February 10, 2018

How To Convert PowerPoint Into An Interactive eLearning Module

In this article, I will present a step-by-step process of the creation of a fully functional interactive eLearning course out of PowerPoint presentation, explain how to convert it into the LMS-compliant format, and share my experience about iSpring authoring tool.

by Anna Klimenko

February 7, 2018

The Online Course Designer's Toolbox (Part 2)

This is the second part of 2 articles on the tools every eLearning designer needs in his or her toolbox.

by Mary Burns

February 4, 2018

Traditional Learning Vs. Online Learning

The article talks about the differences between classroom/traditional learning vs. online learning. Even today there is a vast number of people who are hesitant to try out unconventional learning methods. In this article, we try to investigate the differences between the two.

by Barindra De

February 3, 2018

5 Tips To Master The Art Of eLearning According To Personality Type

Educators realize there is a close relationship between a learner’s personality type and their learning style. The learner’s personality is what determines the methods he or she controls his or her feelings and emotions in the process of learning. Here is how to use the 4 learner personality types according to Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and master the art of eLearning.

by Brenda Allen

February 3, 2018

Training Vs. Rote Memorization In Learning English: What Are The Differences?

Learning is the conscious effort of rote memorization of facts in English. Training is a subconscious activity of the learner in which he/she develops the skill of thinking in English and speaking in it effortlessly.

by Arkady Zilberman, Ph. D