6 Simple Fixes to Ensure Your eLearning Courses Are Always Engaging
Ever wonder why your employees are zoning out during training? You’re pouring resources into eLearning, but people are still complaining it’s boring. And guess what? ...
Read more →Ever wonder why your employees are zoning out during training? You’re pouring resources into eLearning, but people are still complaining it’s boring. And guess what? ...
Read more →Are you struggling to see the engagement and results you expected from your eLearning courses? Do you find yourself wondering if there’s a way to enhance your course’s ...
Read more →Picture this: You're cozied up in your favorite chair, laptop ready, diving into an eLearning course with the hope of gaining new insights and skills. But instead of a ...
Read more →In recent years we have experienced great changes in the workplace. As a result, we have seen an exponential growth of e-learning in companies. In fact, according to a ...
Read more →It's so easy to assume the content is all that matters in an eLearning course. But, how information is presented affects its effectiveness. The design, for instance, ...
Read more →Usability applies to any user interface, from a door handle to an airplane cockpit - or an eLearning course. It means, simply, how easy it is for users to get what they ...
Read more →Malcolm Gladwell, author of ‘Outliers’ says that to truly master something takes 10,000 hours of practice. That’s a long time. But while Gladwell is probably not too far ...
Read more →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 ...
Read more →Successful eLearning courses hook readers on the very first page. That’s because eLearning, in essence, is all about engaged learning. It’s multi-sensory in that it ...
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 →Remember how you learned math? You went through four stages. You learned what adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing mean (tell). Then your teacher taught you ...
Read more →They say, one rotten apple spoils the whole basket. If you are an instructional designer, you are probably nodding your head in agreement. Someone somewhere churns out a ...
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