eLearning Cost

August 9, 2018

How To Build Great LMS Courses On A Budget

Courses are important, they are a big part of an LMS or eLearning system. We have to have good content for our Learning and Development efforts to work. This is the only way our team can become engaged and interested in what we have to offer them—but good courses can be expensive and time-consuming to build.

by Michael Azzopardi

July 10, 2018 | Sponsored

7 Tips On Creating Your Compliance Training Course On A Budget

Given the critical importance of compliance training, it’s understandable that it can be a costly undertaking. The cost doesn’t just include the provision of training itself. It also extends to the loss in productivity when large numbers of staff are taking away from their jobs to attend courses.

by Emma Whiteside

July 3, 2018

6 Alternative Ways To Demonstrate ROI From Your eLearning

How can you report on the ROI of your eLearning programs when it’s not as simple as an in-out financial calculation? Well, it’s important to take a step back and consider what’s most valuable to your organization. Here are 6 alternative ways to approach this common challenge.

by Simon Greany

June 23, 2018

Becoming An eLearning Teacher: 101

eLearning industry is exploding. It's not too late to enter the fray, but if you want to join, come prepared.

by Philip Piletic

June 20, 2018

How Much Does eLearning Cost?

What you need to ask yourself to make sure you know exactly what you’re paying for and what you’re getting.

by Juliette Denny

May 25, 2018

Cut Training Costs With Online Learning

If trying to cut training costs in your organisation, you should consider an online learning solution as a good fit for your L&D budget.

by Juliette Denny

April 6, 2018

How Much Does It Cost To Build A WordPress LMS?

Learning Management Systems (LMS) are vastly used by companies and organizations to increase the knowledge base and qualifications of employees. They are a profitable business model, allowing trainers to connect with learners, evaluate the needs for training, provide courses, and track learners’ progress. A smartly built LMS provides companies immense opportunities to increase their know-how, receive insights for improvements of their working force, and adjust the courses to receive the maximum benefit from eLearning. But what if you want to keep your spendings under control? 

by Georgi Todorov

March 31, 2018

5 Ways To Determine eLearning ROI

You want to give your corporate learners the online training resources they need to accomplish their goals. But at what cost? Are your current online training initiatives really worth the investment? In this article, I'll explore 5 ways to determine the eLearning ROI.

by Nipun Sharma

March 30, 2018

5 Ways To Reduce Online Training Costs

Are you looking for ways to cut online training costs without cutting corners? Does your organization need to improve employee productivity without spending a tidy sum? In this article, I'll share 5 ways that you can reduce online training costs and still achieve the desired results.

by Nipun Sharma

January 30, 2018 | Sponsored

eLearning Cost Per Minute: Is This The Right Measure?

Is your eLearning actually costing more than you think? Are the outcomes worth it? A look at the data uncovers potential consequences for your business’ cost per minute pricing model and the time it takes your employees to learn.

by Simon Greany

January 10, 2018

eBook Release – Planning For Success: An Introduction To eLearning Costs And How To Reduce Them

One can say that every penny for eLearning is worth spending, but that would surely not be said when estimating the budget. This is where this eBook comes in, giving you all the info on direct, hidden, online, and any other cost you might meet while planning your eLearning program.

by Christopher Pappas

November 29, 2017

Sure Fire Ways To Practically Lower The Cost Of Customer Training

The money you spend training customers to productively use your product/service can be your business' most important investment. Educated customers are more likely to recommend you to colleagues, re-sign their contracts, and cost less to support than those with no training at all.

by Dan Westmoreland