Your Top 5 eLearning Questions Answered
In our work with clients, we hear many of the same questions over and over again. Well, here are your answers. It may even be you didn't know you had these questions ...
Read more →In our work with clients, we hear many of the same questions over and over again. Well, here are your answers. It may even be you didn't know you had these questions ...
Read more →Great design is about making smart decisions. And skillfull eLearning designers know this. They know the “look and feel” of a course is a very important decision in the ...
Read more →The Year of Responsive Design Responsive design is more than just a passing trend. The concept was introduced a few years ago but prevailed as one of this year’s top ...
Read more →Whether you are just getting started with eLearning and looking to get a better understanding of eLearning best practices, or you've been creating courses for a while ...
Read more →Effective learning doesn’t require expensive technology and elaborated training sessions. It doesn't even demand the impossible from you, the course developer. But it ...
Read more →Emotions play a pivotal role in learning, too, and eLearning courses should reflect our natural tendency to rely upon our emotions as we learn, grow and discover. Four ...
Read more →The best marketers know their audience—what their needs and wants are, what problems they have to solve. The best teachers empathize with students, the best doctors with ...
Read more →As eLearning professionals, we believe in the value of learning from others. Collaborative learning is an essential learning strategy and one we can apply to our ...
Read more →Eyes are lenses through which learners perceive the value of your material. But these organs respond differently to screens in varying designs. A cluttered screen would ...
Read more →The secret recipe to a truly persuasive eLearning course is simple, at least in theory. Professionals in the fields of psychology, advertising, marketing and ...
Read more →As the cliche goes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. People decide what is beautiful in accordance with their own likes and dislikes. However, studies on what we ...
Read more →“First there is emotion; after that comes cognition,” said Frank Thissen, a Multimedia Didactics and Intercultural Communication professor at the University of Applied ...
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