Agile Learning

November 20, 2017

The 3-Step Agile Performance Management Process You Need

An agile performance management process relies on setting achievable and flexible goals for employees; frequent feedback, and coaching by supervisors.

by Dan Westmoreland

November 16, 2017

How Story Mapping Can Help You Boost eLearning Projects

After conquering the software industry, Agile design is now conquering the eLearning sector. Discover how a powerful Agile method, Story Mapping, can help you design better learning experiences, deliver them faster, and create consensus of stakeholders on the roadmap.

by Marguerite Duparc

November 15, 2017

8 Components And Uses Of Burndown Charts In Agile Development

An important part of Agile Development is tracking daily progress. To accomplish that, many Learning and Development teams use burndown charts. Here are 8 important features of burndown charts, and how they are used in Agile Development.

by Robert Velasquez

November 7, 2017

5 Reasons Using The Fibonacci Sequence Makes You Better At Agile Development

Using the Fibonacci sequence to estimate tasks in Agile Development will give you more accurate estimations and make you better at Agile Development for these 5 reasons.

by Robert Velasquez

October 2, 2017

What Is The Fibonacci Sequence? And How It Applies To Agile Development

The Fibonacci Sequence is a peculiar series of numbers from classical mathematics that has found applications in advanced mathematics, nature, statistics, computer science, and Agile Development. Let’s delve into the origins of the sequence and how it applies to Agile Development.

by Robert Velasquez

August 9, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Key Insights On How To Increase Users Of Your eLearning Authoring Tool: A Case Study

In this article we break down 5 key insights of scaling Easygenerator from 1K to 30K users.

by Kasper Spiro

July 23, 2017

Building A Learning Management System For Dynamic Learning

The objective of building a Learning Management System for dynamic learning is to eliminate the inefficiencies that exist in the current forms of eLearning in order to build a pedagogical approach that is more efficient and effective.

by Kumar Venkatesiah

June 4, 2017

A Practical Check-In With 4 Of The Most Popular Instructional Design Models

When choosing which Instructional Design model to apply in a learning course, it's often helpful to determine which methodologies are most applicable to the needs of your learners. The following article highlights 4 of the most popular Instructional Design models and how best to utilize them in training.

by Blake Beus

May 3, 2017

The 7 New And Agile Roles Of eLearning Providers

How are workplace culture and deeper employee engagement affecting the eLearning market? Providers and vendors are forced to not only acknowledge the technological developments, but also meet social and economical challenges and take a more “agile” role in offering their services.

by Annika Willers

March 9, 2017

How To Be Agile With A Lowercase 'A'

Agile development is all the rage at the moment, but what does that actually mean? Can we lose our way trying to follow the trends and miss the point of a truly agile approach? This article explores the difference between Agile and agile and takes us to the root of what agile should be.

by Chris Baldwin

February 12, 2017

9 Tips For Creating An Agile Learning Culture

Although 61% of organizations experience 3 or more major changes per year, only 17% think they are effective at managing change. This article offers actionable advice on how to create an agile learning culture inside companies, to have higher adaptability to change and increase employee engagement.

by Ilie Ghiciuc

November 9, 2016

Learning Management System Success In 6 Months Or Less: Insight #4

You'll find that finding the right team and process cadence will be a crucial piece when rapidly implementing a Learning Management System for a large-scale organization. These Agile LMS implementation tips for Learning Management System success can help you get your guiding principles and discover your project priorities.

by Jessica Salinas