LMS vs. LRS: How and Why They're Different
If you have been in the eLearning industry for a while, you know that the platforms commonly used by companies to manage online courses are LMS (Learning Management System). However, in the last 5-10 [...]
If you have been in the eLearning industry for a while, you know that the platforms commonly used by companies to manage online courses are LMS (Learnin[...]
If you have been in the eLearning industry for a while, you know that the platforms commonly used by companies to manage online courses are LMS (Learning Management System). However, in the last 5-10 [...]
A common misconception is that eLearning materials can be simply transferred into mLearning courses. However, during the transfer, it is necessary to rethink the entire instructional design: mobile le[...]
Mobile platforms are no longer the future; it’s where we’re at today. Our on-the-go culture isn’t slowing down. Whether learners are waiting for their lunch in a line at the deli or for an appointment[...]
What is "Just-In-Time Learning"? It is walking down to the desk of a more experienced co-worker to ask for a solution when you get stuck on a project. It is looking up Wikipedia when you come across a[...]
Let’s be honest: your employees use smartphones and tablets every day, everywhere — including in your workplace.
Chief learning officers, learning leaders and training coordinators everywhere are well aware of the need to increase mobile training programs. After all, 74% of employees say they access resources f[...]
10 Seconds. About the time it takes to check your phone “real quick” is all the time you have to make a first impression. This goes for your eLearning course too. People who view your course may be lo[...]
Brain research opens up new opportunities eLearning designers should make the most of. One such opportunity lies in how people read online. By tracking eye movements and fixation points while readers [...]
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