Content Curation

March 15, 2017

5 Reasons You Need To Curate Content For Continuous Learning

How do you keep your learners smart every day? Courses alone won't cut it. They're great in the moment, but things change. To stay smart and relevant, we need to learn continuously. We look at 5 reasons why this matters to you, your learners and your business, and what to do about it.

by Stephen Walsh

March 3, 2017

70:20:10 Challenges: Turning Curation Into Knowledge Sharing

Most curated content does not qualify as knowledge sharing, whereas if done correctly it can be a very powerful tool. This article explains how to turn content curation into knowledge sharing.

by Kasper Spiro

January 28, 2017

Curriculum Effectiveness Through EQ, Resilience, And Learning Style Implementation

Why curriculum effectiveness can be improved if the principles of emotional intelligence and resilience are combined with two or more learning styles.

by Justin Mills

January 23, 2017

Content Curation And Crap Detection: 10 Ways To Detect Crap In What You Share

As we drown in more and more information every day, one skill that’s becoming increasingly important for learning designers is content curation. This article explains how we’re doing it already, and then elaborates on the one aspect that can make a huge difference to the quality of content we curate.

by Srividya Kumar

November 24, 2016

Instructional Design101: Step By Step Process Of Content Comprehension

In my previous articles we have discussed about the importance and objectives of content comprehension. Here let us see the step by step process of content comprehension.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

November 17, 2016

5 Best Techniques For eLearning Content Creation

It's a hard task to curate all required information into one eLearning course. Here are 5 techniques you need to incorporate into your eLearning content creation process in order to succeed.

by Brenda Savoie

November 9, 2016

eLearning Content Comprehension: Objectives And Challenges

In one of my previous blogs, we’ve seen the importance of content comprehension and the associated complexity compared to the other steps in the instructional design process. Here, let us see the objectives and challenges associated with content comprehension.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

November 3, 2016

3 Tips For Successful eLearning Content Comprehension

eLearning content comprehension and analysis is the first step to creating online courses that are relevant and engaging to the target audience. Choosing the right content is tricky and has to be done in consultation with the stakeholders, after defining the broad learning objectives for the course.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

October 19, 2016

Content Comprehension: The First Step In The Instructional Design Process

Let’s see why content comprehension is the essential first step performed by an eLearning Instructional Designer after the training need analysis and setting training objectives.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

September 18, 2016

Developing Reusable Learning Objects: 9 Characteristics To Consider

They’re flexible, versatile, and multifunctional. This makes Reusable Learning Objects an eLearning professional’s dream come true. In this article, I’ll share the common characteristics of Reusable Learning Objects so that you can create flexible eLearning resources of your own.

by Christopher Pappas

July 6, 2016

7 Tips To Curate Amazing eLearning Content

Even the most knowledgeable among us can’t have all the answers… but they don’t need to, if they know how to curate eLearning content. In this article, I’ll share 7 helpful tips for curating amazing eLearning content for your eLearning course.

by Christopher Pappas

August 14, 2015

Content Curation In Online Learning: How To Do It Right

Building a module of online learning is like developing a lesson plan that you will deliver in a vacuum. You will not see or hear the reaction to what you deliver and you will have no clues to tell you if your audience is engaged, bored, or still there. In this article I will share some insight on content curation in order to help you engage and entertain your online learners.

by Caryl Oliver