Ideas, research and practical guidance on AI-powered training, instructional design and learning ROI.
Keeping learners motivated throughout an eLearning course is a challenge for even the most seasoned designers. Not only is it difficult to hook and keep learners engaged ...
Read more →Although it might seem absurd to design training without the end user in mind, an audience analysis is an extremely important yet often overlooked element of ...
Read more →With the impressive array of content available from online sources and beyond, it’s no longer necessary to create everything from scratch. It’s also not feasible to do ...
Read more →Don't begin an eLearning course without a clear path in mind; like any other effort, planning is key. For that purpose, a storyboard can come in very handy. What's a ...
Read more →When it comes to corporate training, one of the biggest mistakes that companies often make is that they start putting together training plans based on perceived training ...
Read more →Learning leaders, you have lessons to learn from the marketing pros. More specifically, you need to learn a tip or two on “branding.” If you thought branding is ...
Read more →A lot of eLearning professionals, especially those who have just started with their practice, often ask about the need for theory. Why bother with an instructional ...
Read more →When was the last time you used a mobile device? Chances are you’ve looked at your smartphone or tablet within the last hour. In fact, you might even be reading this ...
Read more →How often have you groaned at the thought of attending yet another training session that you didn’t need? How often have you wondered “Why am I here” while going through ...
Read more →All over the world, eLearning professionals are tossing and turning in their beds. They’re waking up in cold sweats, muttering things about ‘compatibility’ and ...
Read more →eLearning courses are designed to provide students with helpful information and not to bombard them with irrelevant and unnecessary pieces of content. What many ...
Read more →The term “Experience Mapping” isn’t a new one – it’s been around for a long time in retail sales settings. For instance, brick-and-mortar retailers have for years ...
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