Responsive eLearning Design

August 18, 2017

5 Key Aspects To Consider When Developing A Responsive Online Course

Learners today access multiple devices in a day, talking learning beyond the confines of desktops/laptops. Responsive courses that can be accessed seamlessly on all devices – desktops and mobiles are the need of the hour. Read this article for the aspects that ensure effective responsive courses.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

July 31, 2017

Top 6 Questions To Ask While Designing Mobile Learning

Designing for mobile devices is like designing for any other medium, in that many of the underlying principles remain the same. But there are some important differences. Let’s look at the top questions to ask while designing mobile learning.

by Srividya Kumar

July 25, 2017

Unlock The Value Of Responsive eLearning In The Workplace

It is now possible for everyone to connect to latest information and other people in ways that were unimaginable a short time back. Mobile technology increases expectations for enhanced productivity and faster task completion. It improves the teamwork and building strong relationships with other learners.

by Heena Nanda

July 17, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Ways To Distribute Your Responsive eLearning Course With Gomo Learning

What's the best way to distribute your responsive eLearning course? This articles looks at 5 easy ways to get started.

by Mike Alcock

July 4, 2017

Flash To HTML5 Migration - 7 Tips To Step Up The Learning Experience

Of late, there has been a surge in mLearning or mobile learning, triggering the need to migrate the existing, legacy Flash courses to HTML5. This article provides tips for effective Flash to HTML5 migration and insights on how you can use this opportunity to step up the learning experience.

by Asha Pandey

July 4, 2017 | Sponsored

How To Choose An Adaptive Design Authoring Tool

This article looks at the differences between a responsive and an adaptive design authoring tool and how adaptive design displays eLearning content optimally across multiple devices.

by Mike Alcock

June 17, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Tips On Styling Your Adapt Authoring Tool Project

Use the following tips to help you transform your Adapt Authoring Tool project into your dream design. Learn about resources to help you get started with CSS, how to add custom classes to your project, work with existing classes, use your browser for testing, and gain inspirational resources.

by Melissa Milloway, MSIT

May 29, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Features Of A Responsive Design eLearning Authoring Tool

This article details the 5 key features of a responsive design eLearning authoring tool, including all-important responsiveness, customization, navigation options, course sharing, and preview possibilities.

by Mike Alcock

May 21, 2017

7 Mobile Learning Design Strategies

As the use of mobile devices grows, so do people's expectations to access mobile products from these devices. You should make your eLearning courses multi-device compatible, because today's learners consume learning content differently than in the past, often using smartphones or tablets.

by Steve Penfold

May 14, 2017

3 Steps For Converting Flash eLearning Content To HTML5

If you are reading this, you are thinking about expanding access of your eLearning courses to mobile and tab users within your organization. This makes sense as more people are using their own devices for learning. But most tabs and mobile devices do not support flash. Hence migration to HTML5.

by Shady Suroor

May 5, 2017

7 Tips For Great Responsive eLearning Design

How to go about creating learning materials for mobile devices? This article will look at creating responsive eLearning courses which can be viewed on desktop and/or mobile devices seamlessly by learners and some of the key issues you need to think about.

by Chris Davies

May 3, 2017

The 7 New And Agile Roles Of eLearning Providers

How are workplace culture and deeper employee engagement affecting the eLearning market? Providers and vendors are forced to not only acknowledge the technological developments, but also meet social and economical challenges and take a more “agile” role in offering their services.

by Annika Willers