Using Concept-Mapping Techniques for eLearning Content Analysis
Is it possible to find a murderer through the analysis of his writings? Imagine you are a detective who faces the search of the murder of a young woman. There are no ...
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Overcoming the Motivation Challenge in eLearning: 5 Things You Can Do
Motivation in eLearning can best be described with a U-shaped curve: novelty and enthusiasm produce high drive at the beginning, but it drops off sharply thereafter, ...
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A Simple Technique You Can (and Should) Apply To Your eLearning Courses
It’s easy for an eLearner to “zone out” when faced with complex course content, especially with limited existing knowledge of a topic. The instructional design challenge ...
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Targeting 6 Social Learning Needs in eLearning Environments
It’s time to enable the social learning mode! When it comes to successful eLearning design, everybody should agree that there’s no such thing as too much information ...
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Add a Dose of Psychology to Create Great eLearning Courses
Here’s a news flash: If you want to be really great at eLearning design, you need to know more than how to come up with an attractive look and content that gets ...
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A 4-Step Recipe for Maximum eLearner Engagement
We’ve all met them. Ask about online courses they’ve taken, and they’ll roll their eyes. Current eLearners are bored and can’t wait for their courses to end. Whoever put ...
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A Handful Of Tips To Kick Your Bad eLearning Design Habits
Every eLearning project is different, and comes with a different set of demands. However, when it comes to slide design, there are some best practices that fit all or ...
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Decoding the DNA of an eLearning Course: 5 Essential Instructional Elements
Let's make a memory exercise and remember biology class. What is a cell? The cell is the basic unit of every living being whether human, animal or plant. We could say ...
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10 Things Successful eLearning Professionals Do Differently
eLearning professionals need to raise the bar and reset their expectations if their learners are to consider courses worthwhile. The following ten points are things we ...
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Use Stories in eLearning: 6 Tips to Bring Out Your Inner Storyteller
Stories have captivated us as a species since the dawn of man. Through stories, we have passed on traditions, remembered the past, and carried information across the ...
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A 7-Step Typography Lesson for First-time eLearning Developers
Despite the utility of multimedia in eLearning, images and even videos can only go so far: the core source of information remains text. Accordingly, a basic knowledge of ...
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A 3-Level Approach to Creating Stronger eLearning Courses
Some eLearning developers tend to focus on their courses’ appearance; others place a greater emphasis on content. However, only a few, work on creating an effective ...
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