Learner Engagement

December 6, 2019 | Sponsored

Achieve Learning Outcomes By Using Rewards, Scavenger Hunts And Memes To Improve Motivation

Gamification is a popular technique used by corporate trainers to engage learners. How can you ensure games motivate learners and support your organization’s goals?

by Katrina Marie Baker

November 28, 2019

Can You Create Microlearning Using Just PowerPoint?

Microlearning requires virtually no extra investment other than what you’ve already invested in your digital learning setup, and can be created using the simplest of software. In fact, microlearning can be created using just Microsoft PowerPoint, which is a software every computer will have.

by Debadrita Sengupta

November 22, 2019

5 Ways To Create A Great Online Training Experience For Your Learners

Creating a perfect online learning experience for everyone is not the easiest task, but attending and paying attention to the learners' requirements can do the deed. Creating personalized content while listing the goals and the advantages of taking the course can give the learner better outcomes.

by Kushal Khandelwal

November 16, 2019

Does Gamification Truly Help Learners Acquire Knowledge?

There have been many misconceptions about whether gamification in eLearning is still as useful as before, or maybe it's dead. These misconceptions have been making waves in eLearning and hindering some organizations from using gamification as their learning strategy.

by Naveen Neelakandan

November 12, 2019 | Sponsored

How To Engage Your Learning Population

At Skill Pill, we found that when it comes to marketing our content, there is a wealth of different approaches—some good, some bad.

by Gerry Griffin

November 8, 2019 | Sponsored

The Facebook Of Learning: Leveraging What Makes Social Media Engaging

Learning purists are reticent when someone puts forward innovative approaches. Like it or not, we're living in constantly changing realities, and refusing to adapt is no longer an option. This article provokes thought about how to making learning more engaging through innovative approaches.

by Ajay Pangarkar, CTDP, CPA, CMA

November 7, 2019

5 Main Reasons Why Instructional Design Matters In eLearning

Instructional Design is one of the most vital aspects of eLearning, and without it, eLearning would be just text on a screen. It is the systematic practice of designing and developing instructional experiences similar to those of instructors. ID is meant to aid in delivering a better learning experience for learners.

by Naveen Neelakandan

October 18, 2019

Guide Students Toward Completion: A Proven Method For Structuring Your Online Course

Students don't need more, they need a pathway that's going to get them a result. So whatever you're teaching, you must structure your course to help them get the outcomes they desire.

by Mike Weiss

October 16, 2019

Advantages Of Using A Video Strategy In Blended Learning

Videos provide a simpler and more practical learning experience and they are cost-effective. Videos are an essential component of blended learning programs.

by Satyabrata Das

October 5, 2019

Using Podcasts As Inspiration

While podcasts are great for your daily commute, they can also be used as inspiration for great Instructional Design. This article will dissect a successful podcast as we look for those elements that keep listeners (learners) coming back for more.

by Andrew McCallister

October 4, 2019

Want To Impact Workplace Change? Focus On Unlearning And Relearning

We know that an organization’s ability to adapt to change is critical to business success. Do we also appreciate the impact of individual behavior on successful transformations?

by Michele B Medved

October 3, 2019

5 Ways Self-Paced Online Training Empowers Your Learners

More and more online learners prefer taking control of their own learning, in contrast to traditional classroom structures. Self-paced, on-demand online training has made its way into digital education. In this article, I'll share 5 ways of implementing a self-paced online training model to further engage your learners.

by Christopher Pappas