eLearning Articles

April 11, 2017

5 Easy Steps To Get A Learning Management System Quote Tailored To Your Needs In Less Than 3 Minutes

Are you having a hard time finding the right LMS vendor? The process is inarguably difficult considering the great number of Learning Management System Vendors in the market. In this article, I’ll guide you through 5 easy steps to get an LMS quote tailored to your needs in less than 3 minutes.

by Christopher Pappas

April 6, 2017

eLearning Localization Advantages And Best Practices To Follow For Easy Success

The eLearning industry is continually growing every year. One can easily say that it is the future of education, as it comes with an abundance of benefits for both teachers and students. However, there are necessary steps to be taken if one wants to make a greater impact with their eCourses. One of them is definitely localization.

by Kamy Anderson

April 4, 2017 | Sponsored

6 Steps To Choosing The Best eLearning Authoring Tool

There are many eLearning authoring tools on the market, but they're not all created equally. Here are some tips for choosing the best eLearning authoring tool for your business needs.

by Mike Alcock

February 25, 2017

Wurman’s 5 Rules Of Information Communication

Richard Saul Wurman has some great wisdom to impart about effectively communicating large amounts of information visually. He offers 5 simple rules for more effectively communicating information in any form.

by Bill Ferster

February 25, 2017

Adapt Learning Review: Create Responsive, Multi-Device Courses

This is a review of an eLearning authoring tool I have been using in the past year; Adapt Learning. It creates responsive multi-devices courses that can be integrated into a Learning Management System.

by Caterina Mastroianni

December 23, 2016

3 Advantages Of Admin-Centered Training: Shift From The Learner To The Admin

Traditional Learning Management Systems (LMSs) focus on the idea of a learner-centered approach. What if we focus on an admin-driven approach? Explore how the current challenges of a traditional Learning Management System can be overcome by moving the shift towards an admin-centered training approach.

by Bhaswati Bhattacharyya

November 9, 2016

8 Sessions To Check Out At DevLearn 2016

With more than 250 sessions taking place across 10 different tracks at this year’s DevLearn, it can be difficult to decide where you should be. Everyone will have their own interests as regards what they are hoping to get from this year's conference. Here are 8 sessions which caught my eye in DevLearn 2016.

by Brendan Noud

September 17, 2016

Can Socioeconomic Status Impact Online Learning?

Research shows there’s a pervasive link between socioeconomic status and academic achievement, with poor students often getting the shorter end of the stick. Does this phenomenon extend to online learning?

by Maricel Rivera

April 29, 2016

eLearning On Purpose

How well does your job fit you? Is your personal purpose aligned to your company’s vision? Are you doing something you love for a company that shares your values, or are you plugging away for a paycheck, hoping it will all work out somehow?

by Ben Butina, Ph.D.

March 21, 2016

Apple, Google, Microsoft And The Looming Global Crash

This article ponders what key aspects of the most recent Annual Reports of the 'big three’ (i.e. Apple, Microsoft and Google) might actually mean when considered against a backdrop of a likely looming global crash of our present-day fiat monetary system; it then posits what the implications might be for eLearning in general.

by Chris Alexander

March 6, 2016

Critical Thinking In Spidery Prose

This rather whacky 7th geek article has been written with a good dollop of artistic freedom. It features a she-spider and he-spider starting off on the wrong foot and then winding up strangely talking about virtual reality and augmented reality. Throughout the article nevertheless, there are actually some critical-thinking moments of clarity upon which the reader might dwell.

by Chris Alexander

January 28, 2016

Is Something Missing From E-Learning?

In this 6th geek article the writer asserts that in spite of the fact that the viability of most educational institutions today is predicated on being able to adapt quickly to advancements in e-learning technology, something axiomatically human appears to be being pushed aside.

by Chris Alexander