Learners Engagement

April 25, 2018

Create Habits Among Your Learners To Set Them Up For Lifelong Success

Habits are an action that requires minimal motivation or effort to complete. The idea is over time; a habit will slowly build on top of itself and result in something significant.

by Dan Westmoreland

April 25, 2018

All About Flipped Classrooms And Why Teachers Should Adopt The Concept Now

Flipped classrooms have seeped into the eLearning fabric and are fast-becoming an integral part of the industry. Here, we see what exactly flipped classrooms entail for eLearning, and why they are turning out to be such an effective tool.

by Rohan Thakare

April 24, 2018

4 Examples Of How To Effectively Use Audio For Your eLearning

We’ve all come across those dull voiceovers reading exactly what you see on screen (but much slower). Not exactly a riveting piece of learning! However, there are some great examples of audio in eLearning—it just needs to be used in the right way to deliver an engaging learning experience.

by Steve Penfold

April 23, 2018

Top Learning And Development Challenges Faced By Enterprises

Over the last decade, the Learning and Development landscape has undergone a sea change. These changes have led to both opportunities and challenges for companies with large operations and employee strength. Here are some insights into the top Learning and Development challenges that enterprise companies face.

by Amit Gautam

April 21, 2018

Using Video In Higher Education

Video learning in the classroom is a powerful way of adding dimension to education by turning the teaching-learning process into a robust experience for both instructors and students alike.

by Scott N. Romaniuk

April 20, 2018

9 Ways You Can Boost eLearning Usage

If you buy a great LMS and load it with great content, your learners will take courses. Maybe. Maybe not. There are 9 actions a training and development leader can do to boost eLearning courseware usage.

by Cindy Pascale

April 12, 2018

4 Ways To Create Engaging eLearning Content

This article provides the best tips and guidance to make eLearning content engaging for the audiences. I have studied different approaches to online learning and course content delivery, and I am now presenting the best practices from the industry so that you don't have to look further.

by Peter Lewis

April 10, 2018

3 Elements Of Good Storytelling: From Game Of Thrones To Adult Learning

From a campfire in a primeval forest to binging on Netflix, we process and understand our world and ourselves through the narratives we tell. We naturally gravitated toward storytelling as a vital tool in learning. But what can we—as learning professionals—learn from the great storytellers?

by Lubos Janoska

April 3, 2018 | Sponsored

3 Modern eLearning Examples To Be Inspired By

The eLearning industry is incredibly fast-paced—sometimes, it can be hard to keep up. However, these 3 examples demonstrate modern approaches to learning, based on empathy, personalization, and curation. Discover the big results they can deliver and feel inspired for your next project.

by Steve Penfold

March 31, 2018

Engaging eLearners Through Questioning Techniques

Questioning learners has always been a very effective tool in the arsenal of instructors. In an eLearning context however, because of the physical separation of teachers and learners, the use of questioning techniques attains even more relevance. What course developers and instructors can’t assess through visual observation and in-person interactions, they must accomplish through innovative questioning techniques.

by Marina Arshavskiy

March 26, 2018 | Sponsored

10 Useful LMS Reports To Keep On Your Radar

Reporting is important for any business, but what are the key reports you should be compiling? We take a look at the top LMS reports you should be considering!

by Kim Morrison

March 22, 2018

Transforming Learning: Applications Of Instructional Videos

Because videos are easy to create, they are frequently used for instruction, for example as tutorials on YouTube or lectures on Khan Academy. But is video always the right choice for instruction? What does it take to develop effective instructional videos?

by Stephen Victor