Agile Development

September 9, 2019 | Sponsored

How To Create An Agile Culture In Your eLearning Organization?

Everyone has heard of the terminology "agile" before at some moment in time. An agile culture is a flexible culture. A culture that learns and adapts quickly to change all whilst delivering value—something which is specifically valuable to your eLearning organization. Use organizational learning to constantly create or learn new skills and apply new knowledge across the company.

by Marina Arshavskiy

July 26, 2019

Online Agile Training Courses

Understanding the basic concepts of Agile and its array of techniques and processes will surely guide a Project Management professional towards success.

by Suruchi Bali

July 8, 2019 | Sponsored

Using The Scrum Process To Manage eLearning Projects

While there are multiple Instructional Design methodologies for Instructional Designers to choose from, eLearning Project Management is left to the project manager. Here's how Scrum can provide you with the tools to lead a successful project.

by Shannon Scanlon

June 23, 2019

4 Ways To Use Story Mapping In The eLearning Development Process

Do you have a keen interest in having an eLearning website? The website is processed to help the people gain knowledge in their interested subject anytime and anywhere. But you might feel that it is failing to deliver some real impact on the users.

by Olivia Diaz

May 27, 2019 | Sponsored

How To Apply The 12 Agile Principles To L&D Project Management

Manage your L&D project to a successful outcome might be a tough process, concerning the unpredictability and changing requirements in eLearning projects. In this article, I'll share 12 Agile principles to apply in your L&D Project Management.

by Shannon Scanlon

March 3, 2019

6 Tips To Use Story Mapping In The eLearning Development Process

Are your eLearning courses failing to deliver real impact? Look at your eLearning course from the online learner’s perspective. In this article, I’ll share 6 top tips on how to use story mapping during the eLearning development process.

by Christopher Pappas

December 16, 2018

Is Your Learning Management System Dead...Or Not?

Discover the most common complaints and frustrations various companies are suffering from regarding their LMSs, and see if you think the old learning method is well and truly dead!

by Hayley Lloyd

December 13, 2018

How To Make Human Performance Technology More Agile

There is a lot of synergy between Human Performance Technology (HPT) and Learner Experience Design (LXD), and they are intertwined. HPT looks at the ecosystem of the performer while LXD encompasses the ecosystem of the learning design. This article looks at how we make Human Performance Technology more agile.

by Sue Czeropski, PhD,CPT

November 17, 2018

How Human Performance Technology And Learning Experience Design Are Integrated

Learning Experience Design, LXD, is big and broad, and encompasses the entire ecosystem of learning both on the macro and micro scale. A trend is occurring in the eLearning space, where ISD models have taken precedence over HPT, and we miss out on the broader context of performance solutions.

by Sue Czeropski, PhD,CPT

October 2, 2018 | Sponsored

How To Create An Agile Business Training Course Keeping Your Learners Engaged

The arguments against top-down, instructor-led, off-site training are well known. The traditional approach has been outmoded by technology. It’s inefficient and not cost-effective. So, you’d be tempted to conclude that it’s time to ditch your organisation’s L&D and hand it over to Google or Youtube.

by Emma Whiteside

September 14, 2018

Agile Is Important For eLearning Development Today, Isn't It?

Agile has been here in this industry for quite some time but it's fairly new in eLearning development. In this article, we will see how the Agile methodology is better in all aspects as compared to the traditional ADDIE methodology.

by Anuj Kapoor

August 5, 2018

The Kanban Method And How To Streamline Your eLearning Development

Kanban is a method used to manage production systems and which began as an approach to lean manufacturing. Lean involves reducing waste and introducing improvements for greater efficiency.

by Jill Phillips