eLearning Design and Development

April 4, 2018

Do eLearning Templates Matter? Considerations For Designers And Learners

Templates for eLearning should meet the needs of the learner and the designer. This article will provide some points to consider when choosing to use eLearning templates, or choosing which templates to use.

by Shawn Burson

April 3, 2018 | Sponsored

3 Modern eLearning Examples To Be Inspired By

The eLearning industry is incredibly fast-paced—sometimes, it can be hard to keep up. However, these 3 examples demonstrate modern approaches to learning, based on empathy, personalization, and curation. Discover the big results they can deliver and feel inspired for your next project.

by Steve Penfold

April 1, 2018

How To Optimize Graphics For Web-Responsiveness In eLearning Templates

Here are some best practices for repurposing eLearning templates for all platforms and devices in order to save time when developing on-demand learning content.

by Jimena Austria

March 28, 2018

Behind The Scenes Design Tips, Part 1: Content That Comes Alive (Like A Zombie)

What’s better than learning about anything? Learning anything! The "behind the scenes design tips" series explores actionable design tips you can try next time on a project. Don't just learn about things, learn things! By doing things! This first episode is about bringing content alive via storytelling.

by Zsolt Olah

March 26, 2018

eBook Release - Flash To HTML5 Redesign: Conversion With A Purpose

Converting eLearning courses, their content included, from Flash to HTML5 shouldn't be dreaded. Especially when the other choices given are either to continue using mobile-unfriendly courses or redesign them at a great expense. To illustrate how fast and achievable this fix is, comes this eBook from AllenComm. Once you read it you will be convinced and relieved, as its contents are explanative and helpful.

by Christopher Pappas

March 25, 2018

3 Steps To Spice Up Your Storyboard

Click-to-reveal. Try-it activity. Knowledge check. If you can storyboard these common interactions in your sleep, you may have fallen into a predictable “lather, rinse, and repeat” cycle of eLearning design. On your next assignment, spice up your storyboard by following 3 simple steps.

by Crystal Hunter

March 22, 2018

7 Keys For Successfully Updating Online Courses

As an online instructor or course developer, we understand how much work goes into creating an online course. Don’t let all of your hard work go to waste. In this article, I’ll discuss some best practices to keep your online course relevant and updated after the initial development process.

by Holly Fiock

March 21, 2018

Backwards And In High Heels: Teaching (Well) Online

Online teaching is an important tool for teachers and students, but in order for it to be used correctly teachers must go through rigorous training.

by Mary Burns

March 18, 2018

A Case Study On Evaluating An eLearning Course

Evaluating the content and design of your course with direct input from your audience is a hallmark of user-centered design. It can greatly improve the outcomes of the courses you create.

by Nicki Nelson

March 16, 2018

2018 Web Design Trends For Better User Experience

2017 was mostly about web animations, design sprints, conversational interfaces, micro-interactions, bespoke illustrations, and chatbots. But many trends like floating navigation menus, inventive use of colors, bold typography, biometric authentication, etc. are emerging into the list this year. In this article, I am going to discuss some key features that ensure better User Experience in 2018.

by Devi Prasanthi

March 13, 2018

6 Things To Love About 350 Org's Learning Strategy: A Case Study

350 org have one key mission: a safer climate and a brighter future for all. When faced with the task of supporting campaigners all over the world, one-on-one training for everyone wasn’t feasible. Instead, they developed an innovative, personalized approach to driving change through digital learning.

by Steve Penfold

March 11, 2018

How To Cut High Dropout Rates Of Online Courses

More students are signing up for online classes, but more are also dropping out. Why the high dropout rates of online courses? A major reason is that students are not prepared for the class' time, academic, and technology requirements. Here are practical ways teachers and institutions can reset student expectations.

by Ruth Chen