User Experience

December 13, 2017

5 Ways To Update The User Interface To Encourage Learning

Ease of use while interacting with an eLearning website is as important as maintaining top-notch course quality. Here, we talk about how having a sleek User Interface can have a significant impact on the speed of learning and student retention on your website.

by Rohan Thakare

December 1, 2017

5 Steps To Fix Your User Happiness Problem In Under A Month

If your company is experiencing churn and poor ratings from unhappy users, it may be time to focus on empowering their success with training.

by Dan Westmoreland

December 1, 2017

The Recipient Experience, Part 3 – Verifiability And Ease Of Access

How can you make sure credential verification goes smoothly when your learners get their digital certificates of badges? And how can you ensure your students can easily and quickly access their certifications online? This is what we will discuss in the final part of this 3-part article series about implementing the Recipient Experience successfully.

by Mark Iafrate

November 29, 2017

The Recipient Experience, Part 2 – Timely Delivery

In the second part of this 3-part article series about implementing the Recipient Experience successfully, we will discuss Timely Delivery: Here is why you want to reward people when they’re still excited about their accomplishment.

by Mark Iafrate

November 24, 2017

The Recipient Experience, Part 1 – Shareability

In the first part of this 3-part article series about leveraging digital certificates and badges in your online training or eLearning programs, we will focus on one of the core tenets of the Recipient Experience: Shareability.

by Mark Iafrate

November 22, 2017

How To Leverage Digital Certificates And Badges: The Recipient Experience

In this article we will focus on the way someone who has signed up for your program feels as they the complete the last step and receive their certificate or badge. Whether or not they feel a sense of accomplishment and pride has a lot to do with the effort you put into conveying the importance and prestige of your program. So, let’s talk about the Recipient Experience.

by Mark Iafrate

November 16, 2017

How Story Mapping Can Help You Boost eLearning Projects

After conquering the software industry, Agile design is now conquering the eLearning sector. Discover how a powerful Agile method, Story Mapping, can help you design better learning experiences, deliver them faster, and create consensus of stakeholders on the roadmap.

by Marguerite Duparc

November 1, 2017

6 Ways To Deliver An Effective Learner Experience In eLearning

What goes hand-in-hand with delivering an effective learner experience in the 21st century is how we deliver essential information and lessons to our users effectively, through technology. Here is how learning professionals can deliver effective LX in online learning.

by Jacopo Mauri

October 17, 2017

eBook Release: The Critical Importance Of Learner Experience In eLearning

In this eBook, you will explore why a learning program fails if the learning experience does not facilitate the learning journey, even if learners are provided with the best of tools.

by Christopher Pappas

October 13, 2017

6 Essential LMS Elements For Revolutionizing User Experience

When we implement a new Learning Management System or seek to replace an existing one, we often have a lot of questions to ask. However, there is one critical question that ought to reside higher than any other: Will our learners actually love to use our LMS?

by Victoria Hoffman

October 3, 2017

eBook Release: Engaging Learners By Revolutionizing User Experience

In the eBook Engaging Learners By Revolutionizing User Experience you will find out how a great learner experience is the Holy Grail of a Learning Management System.

by Christopher Pappas

September 28, 2017

How To Engage Demand Gen: Optimize Your User-Journey With Full-Funnel Customer Education

A superior learning platform uncovers a wealth of data analytics into customer engagement behavior, more so than any survey. It documents what lessons attract the most activity (and which do not) and the scores customers obtain after going through the lessons.

by Dan Westmoreland