eLearning Design and Development

November 13, 2017

7 Reasons Why You Should Use eLearning Templates

eLearning templates are more beneficial than we imagine. Known for expediting design and development, they also offer more advantages. Read on to know more.

by Irawati Pandit

November 12, 2017 | Sponsored

4 Reasons Why Responsive Design Is The Future Of eLearning

Responsive design is all about making the most of the space available on the screen so the learning programs always look good. You’ve probably encountered web pages and learning initiatives where the content sits awkwardly on the screen, remaining illegible no matter how much you zoom in and out. One of the benefits of responsive eLearning is its potential to be beautifully presented across multiple devices.

by Mike Alcock

November 12, 2017

3 Strategies For Delivering Successful Video-Based Learning

Here are 3 of G-Cube Solutions’ video-based learning strategies with exceptionally positive response.

by Heena Nanda

November 9, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Tips To Create A Multi-Platform-Friendly Responsive eLearning Course

Making eLearning attractive is often a case of knowing the design pitfalls which can make a program difficult to access and use for learners. Read these 5 tips to avoid them, and you’ll be in a position to create the best possible look and feel for them.

by Mike Alcock

November 6, 2017 | Sponsored

Digital Badges: What Are They And How Are They Used?

If you’re interested in learning about digital badges and you don’t know where to start, this article is for you.

by Mark Iafrate

November 5, 2017

8 Golden Rules For Choosing The Best eLearning Template

eLearning templates can help cut costs and development time, if you can find the right one for job. In this article, I'll share the 8 golden rules to follow when choosing your next eLearning template.

by Christopher Pappas

November 4, 2017 | Sponsored

3 Major Advantages Of Creating A Responsive eLearning Course

With responsive eLearning courses, today’s busy learners are no longer tied to their desktop device at work to access the content; and this is only one of the major benefits that responsive design offers you.

by Mike Alcock

November 2, 2017 | Sponsored

How To Successfully Implement Digital Badges

Just like their real-world counterparts, digital badges serve a wide variety of purposes depending on the issuing body and the individual. Here is how to use them effectively.

by Mark Iafrate

November 1, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Tell-Tale Signs That Your Learners Are Ready For A Responsive eLearning Course

How do you really know when it’s time to leave your classroom training or desktop-based courses behind and take a responsive eLearning approach? Thankfully, there are several signs that can provide you with the answer to that all-important question.

by Mike Alcock

October 31, 2017

Aligning On Purpose Is The First Step To Learning Design

There is a common approach of first presenting, then exemplifying, assessing, and finally repeating when it comes to designing an eLearning course. Without that being totally wrong, it is not always the best approach for every learner or every need. If you’re interested in a framework for creating a more comprehensive view of your learner’s needs, read the following article.

by Steve Lowenthal

October 31, 2017

Data Analytics In eLearning: How To Use Them And Answer Your Questions

When assessing your eLearning performance, there are some questions you should ask yourself. Don’t just speculate about whether you’re ticking all the right boxes though, as data can help you find the true answers. Here’s how to use data to measure your eLearning against 5 key metrics of success.

by Steve Penfold

October 29, 2017

5 Innovative Ways To Use eLearning Templates

eLearning templates are a quick and easy way to save time and design scalable eLearning courses. Can they really enhance the effectiveness of your eLearning course, though? Or are they just a shortcut to beat delivery deadlines? In this article, I’ll explore 5 innovative ways to use eLearning templates to achieve the desired results.

by Christopher Pappas