eLearning Design Tips

November 9, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Tips To Create A Multi-Platform-Friendly Responsive eLearning Course

Making eLearning attractive is often a case of knowing the design pitfalls which can make a program difficult to access and use for learners. Read these 5 tips to avoid them, and you’ll be in a position to create the best possible look and feel for them.

by Mike Alcock

November 5, 2017

8 Golden Rules For Choosing The Best eLearning Template

eLearning templates can help cut costs and development time, if you can find the right one for job. In this article, I'll share the 8 golden rules to follow when choosing your next eLearning template.

by Christopher Pappas

October 31, 2017

Aligning On Purpose Is The First Step To Learning Design

There is a common approach of first presenting, then exemplifying, assessing, and finally repeating when it comes to designing an eLearning course. Without that being totally wrong, it is not always the best approach for every learner or every need. If you’re interested in a framework for creating a more comprehensive view of your learner’s needs, read the following article.

by Steve Lowenthal

October 29, 2017

5 Innovative Ways To Use eLearning Templates

eLearning templates are a quick and easy way to save time and design scalable eLearning courses. Can they really enhance the effectiveness of your eLearning course, though? Or are they just a shortcut to beat delivery deadlines? In this article, I’ll explore 5 innovative ways to use eLearning templates to achieve the desired results.

by Christopher Pappas

October 27, 2017

8 Tips To Create Flexible Online Training Courses

Are you making it easy for your employees to get the personalized online training they need? In this article, I'll share 8 tips to create flexible online training courses for your employees.

by Christopher Pappas

October 24, 2017

3 Things You Should Stop Doing For Better Mobile eLearning

Global mobile usage is sky high, yet mobile eLearning often leaves much to be desired. Ideal mobile experiences may contradict traditional principles associated with presenting learning content, but when it comes to eLearning design, these 3 rules are likely doing more harm than good. Stop them now!

by Steve Penfold

October 22, 2017

6 Tips To Refresh Outdated eLearning Templates On A Budget

You might have great eLearning content, but is it being overshadowed by outdated eLearning templates? Here are 6 ways to upgrade your outdated eLearning templates without breaking the bank.

by Christopher Pappas

October 21, 2017

The Magical Number Seven, Plus Or Minus Two

Understanding and using the limits of our memory.

by Bill Ferster

October 18, 2017

8 Tips How To Develop World Class eLearning

While picking the right eLearning platform is important, more important is your ability to develop a balanced eLearning experience for learners that combines the right technology with pedagogical best practice. Here are my top tips on how to develop a world class eLearning experience.

by Robert Farrell

October 15, 2017

7 Typical Examples Of eLearning Templates

eLearning templates help you create effective eLearning courses in minimal time. But are you making the most out of them? Here are 7 typical examples of eLearning templates you may want to use for your eLearning course.

by Christopher Pappas

October 15, 2017

4 Examples Of Using Scenarios To Create Context For Learning

Using scenarios to create context for learning is an effective strategy that can be used in blended as well as eLearning design. Relevant context makes learning meaningful and enjoyable. In this article, I share a few examples of scenarios which created context for learning.

by Sucheta Phadke

October 8, 2017

9 Essential Elements Of An Effective eLearning Template

The idea of using eLearning templates to develop cohesive eLearning content is not new. If you are failing to make a meaningful impact with your eLearning templates, read this article to see if you’re missing any of the essential elements of an effective eLearning template.

by Christopher Pappas