eLearning Assessment

November 16, 2016

Creating Successful Assessments For eLearning – Part 1

An assessment is one of the most important elements of a training program that must be created after taking several elements into consideration – the types of assessments that must accompany an eLearning course, the kind of questions, and much more. Let's see what it takes to create effective assessments for eLearning.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

November 13, 2016

5 Instances To Consider Offering Test-Out eLearning Assessments

Is every online learner going to benefit from your eLearning course? Or are there some who already know the topic inside and out? In this article, I'll highlight 5 instances when you may need to include test-out eLearning assessments. I will also give you 2 extra tips on how to integrate test-out eLearning assessments into your eLearning course design.

by Christopher Pappas

November 2, 2016

6 Ways To Research Your Remote Corporate Learners

Do you know how much your employees know? Are you aware of their experience and personal background? In this article, I'll share 6 ways to research your remote corporate learners so that you can create meaningful online training courses.

by Christopher Pappas

October 22, 2016

10 Best Practices For Writing Multiple Choice Questions In eLearning

If you craft them carefully, multiple choice exams are one of the most effective quantitative assessment tools. In this article I'll share the 10 best practices for writing effective multiple choice questions for your eLearning courses.

by Christopher Pappas

October 7, 2016

6 Tips To Create Great eLearning Quiz Questions

How do you make great eLearning quiz questions and keep them both useful and entertaining? Check out these guidelines and surprise your audience.

by Scott Winstead

October 4, 2016

8 Qualitative eLearning Assessment Methods To Track Online Learners Progress

As the saying goes, "It's not how much you know but how well you know it". Qualitative eLearning assessments help you determine online learners' proficiency and knowledge mastery. In this article, I'll share 8 qualitative eLearning assessment methods to track online learners' progress.

by Christopher Pappas

September 28, 2016

7 Tips To Design Rubrics For Open-Ended Questions In eLearning

Grading quantitative exams is relatively simple and straightforward. But what about qualitative eLearning assessments with no clear cut answers? In this article, I'll share 7 tips to design rubrics for open-ended questions in eLearning.

by Christopher Pappas

September 17, 2016

Overcoming The Challenges Of e-Assessments In 5 Simple Steps

It is important to measure how people learn and not just what they have learnt. It is necessary to implement relevant technologies for assessments to make learning applicable to modern students, who are more digital and competence-based. Feedback should be used to improve learning. Here are 5 steps for overcoming the most common challenges of e-assessments.

by Lourdes Guardia

September 5, 2016

3 Simple Steps To Use A Pre-Assessment In eLearning

Use a brief pre-assessment in eLearning to kick off your module. This approach helps your course participants immediately tap into what they already know about the topic, anticipate what they'll get out of participating, and work through it to see if they were indeed "right". Read on for examples!

by Anna Sabramowicz

August 15, 2016

Create Exciting Formative And Summative Assessments Using Raptivity

Assessments are an integral part of any eLearning/online course. But, they are often perceived as boring or unwelcome by learners. This article explains how to make formative and summative assessments exciting and meaningful for learners, using Raptivity.

by Snehal .

July 25, 2016

Using Surveys To Assess eLearning: Pros And Cons

The value of surveys for evaluating training effectiveness has been up for debate over the past few years. While some professionals now argue against using surveys to assess eLearning, evaluating the impact of training is more important than ever. We revamped our survey process after considering these pros and cons.

by Antoinette Curtin

July 11, 2016 | Sponsored

4 Reasons Why You Need To Use Social Polls In Your Online Learning

Are your struggling to keep up communication with learners? Social polls can help you increase collaboration from your learners and boost their critical thinking skills and information retention. Read on to learn why you need to start using social polls in your online learning.

by Steve Penfold