eLearning Design and Development

June 25, 2018

Editors' Choice

Top 5 Research-Based Online Learning Tips

How can students be better supported and engaged in online learning programs? Based on the research available, here are 5 ways to make online learning more effective.

by Marianne Stenger

June 21, 2018

4 Tricks To Know If eLearning Objectives Are Met

Knowing whether the objectives are met is integral for gauging the success of your eLearning education program. Here are 4 useful tricks you can use to know if the objectives are realized.

by Dr. Michael Jurgen Garbade

June 21, 2018

Why You Should Consider Using Humor In eLearning Content!

It is very easy to create eContent, as we live in the age of eContent revolution, but it is not easy to create content that stands out from the crowd. In this article, we will discuss the reasons that lead you to add a sense of humor to your eContent, and how the sense of humor enhances eLearning.

by menatallah hany El-gendy

June 13, 2018

5 Ways To Have The Worst eLearning SEO In The Industry

Search engine optimization (SEO) has become a natural extension to learning as it moves online, especially in eCommerce. And, whether or not you realize it, SEO is the key to ensuring that your bit of digital real estate shows up to those who are looking for it.

by Carly Rae Zent

June 13, 2018 | Sponsored

The Time Traveler's Journey: Re-Living Historical Events Through Immersive Scenarios - Part 2

This article is a continuing exploration of immersive scenario learning. Part I was published as a Pulse Article in LinkedIn in Oct. 2016. In Part II, we look at a specific historical scenario called the Manhattan Project and how it might be designed into a course.

by Ken Turner(LION)

June 12, 2018

Lesson 8. Touch Ups: Ensure Efficacy, Viability, & Accessibility In Your Content

Learn how to meet accessibility standards in your eLearning courses, analyze course results, and update your content to increase knowledge retention.

by Michael Sheyahshe

June 10, 2018

eBook Release: Accessible eLearning

Perhaps you fell for what seems to be a common misconception, believing that accessibility concerns small minorities. Or that it is a concept applicable to actual working and learning spaces, putting online environments aside. Upon reading this edition, you’ll have comprehended all that your organization and your Learning Management System is missing out on. See for yourself how accessibility makes for better learning altogether, and upgrade your products and services.

by Christopher Pappas

June 10, 2018

eLearning Is The Key To Solving The Big Data Skills Gap

Big data is changing the way companies of all kinds do business. The eLearning industry needs to rise to the challenge of preparing a whole generation of big data professionals to meet the growing worldwide demand. Here's what they'll need to do.

by Andrej Kovačević

June 9, 2018

Why Drupal Is The Right Choice For Beginners In Web Development

Though Drupal is considered as a Content Management Framework, the technology offers its various unique benefits to beginners in web development as a Content Management System.

by Kapil Rawal

June 6, 2018

What Intrinsic Value Can Videos Add To Your Online Learning Courses?

Videos can provide learners with engaging and rich experiences, and cater to all learning styles. There’s more to how videos can be used in online learning to boost engagement. This article brings to attention the importance of using videos and the different ways they can be used to achieve goals.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

June 5, 2018

5 Reasons Outsourcing eLearning Development Is A Smart Move

Organizations have realized the benefits of outsourcing eLearning development such as increased completion rates and cost-effectiveness, and many have started hiring expert vendors to realize their training objectives. Read to know why outsourcing eLearning development is a smart move.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

June 4, 2018

Models Of Online Assessment, Part 1: Computer Adaptive Testing

What are assessment options for online learning? The next series of articles shares some examples. This article begins with one of the most powerful types of online assessment--Computer Adaptive Testing (CATs).

by Mary Burns