eLearning Project Management

Many learning designers in large organizations find themselves working together with multimedia technicians, web designers, graphic designers and other specialists who actually create the online materials that students will use. This can lead to tensions due to differing perspectives and priorities. These differences though can be sources of creativity if approached constructively by the team. Consider the following 5 tips to help you work together with your team, make your learning design pop and keep the love levels high at the same time.

With fall just around the corner, it's a good time to sharpen our eLearning skills and get ready for the inevitable end of year push for eLearning.  In this post, we take a closer look at five practices every eLearning team needs to master.

One of the biggest questions faced by every instructional designer is: “How much time does it take to prepare 1 hour of eLearning?”. In my opinion, the following 5 factors are the most important for estimating an eLearning Course Development Time.

One of the questions that I’m regular asked by clients and elearning developers is When is an elearning project finished? This can be a tricky question to answer if you don’t have an agreed end point or you have a maintenance contract.

Asking the right questions at the start of a project can save time, money and reduce the amount of re-work on e-learning projects. Before the instructional and graphic design starts there are some questions that should be asked at the start of each project. Do you take time to go through and set up your project or do your get straight into the design?