Learner-Centered Design

November 10, 2018

9 Notable Characteristics Of Learner-Centered Online Training

Do you want employees to seize control of their own development and focus on personal areas for improvement? In this article, I’ll share 9 notable characteristics of learner-centered online training.

by Christopher Pappas

November 6, 2018 | Sponsored

4 Ways To Take Your Onboarding To The Next Level

We know that onboarding is an important part of engaging new employees, but do we know how to make our onboarding programs great? Consider these new ways to improve your onboarding process.

by Chris Khouri

October 31, 2018

Editors' Choice

Introducing SCALE: The Student-Centered Adaptive Learning Environment

SCALE is an interactive platform for delivering adaptive instruction online. It works with standard Learning Management Systems to provide an instructional framework that guides the learner through the instructional content based on proven theories about how people learn effectively.

by Bill Ferster

October 6, 2018

10 Things You Must Consider While Developing User-Centered Mobile Apps

The era of mobile application has reached a substantially high peak with millions of apps flooding the app stores. The key to success lies in designing apps that meet the users' needs, knowing what users want from the applications.

by Paulomi Shah (Assistant Manager HR)

September 12, 2018

Editors' Choice

How To Make Your eLearning Experience Fun, And Why That's Important For Your Bottom Line

Creating a fun eLearning experience increases participation, boosts your reputation, and retains students so that they reach the program’s outcomes. Before you start creating your online learning package, it’s time to educate yourself on why fun content is necessary.

by Dr. Brendan Moloney

August 7, 2018 | Sponsored

4 Layers Of Learning Measurement For All Learning And Development Teams

It may sound complicated, but putting together a solid plan for measuring the effectiveness of your learning projects is much easier than you might think! It’s also very important. Here’s a 4-layered approach to learning measurement that every eLearning team needs to get acquainted with.

by Simon Greany

July 31, 2018 | Sponsored

3 Steps For Aligning eLearning With People-Centered Goals

Having a real-life impact with learning programs is why most of us came into eLearning. We want people to be inspired and empowered to change and put knowledge into practice. To be successful in this, aligning your eLearning closely with both business and personal goals is essential.

by Simon Greany

June 26, 2018

The 6 Pillars Of A People-Centered eLearning Strategy

How confident are you that your eLearning is really making a difference? If you’re not ready to put a wager on it, you’re not alone. Underpinning your projects with the 6 pillars of people-centered eLearning will help you to produce eLearning that delivers real-life impact.

by Simon Greany

June 22, 2018

Editors' Choice

Performance-Based Learning: The Solution To Ineffective Training

Only 37% of companies consider their training to be effective. Learning culture cannot live productively in a stressed work environment, and it definitely cannot be cultivated when you force your employees to learn something instead of creating options for people-centric flexible learning.

by George Elfond

May 13, 2018

Learner-Centered Training: All Power To The Learner

We’ve known all along that learning is about the learner, haven’t we? The clue is in the name. So why has it taken us so long to shape our L&D offering accordingly?

by Steve Lowenthal

April 16, 2018

Should Learning Participants Be In Control? What The Research Says

In this article, I’ll address a central issue around helping people select their own path to learn: Learner control.

by Patti Shank, PhD

April 4, 2018

eLearning Platform Development: Implementing 3 User-Centered Design Standards

User-Centered Design (UCD) is based on the concept of approaching the development process from the customer's perspective and focusing on the customer requirements by examining usability goals, user characteristics, user-desired environment, and creation of a workflow for achieving those.

by Michael Baron