Gamification can be interesting to conceive and rewarding to implement, but only if it is done well. What do we mean by that? Let’s have a look…
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There are many examples of gamification… here is a look at 3 good and 3 poor ones.
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Designing for mobile devices is like designing for any other medium, in that many of the underlying principles remain the same. But there are some important differences. Let’s look at the top questions to ask while designing mobile learning.
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There are myriad ways to leverage mobile technologies for learning and performance development. Here are a few of them.
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Mobile learning might be a great new tool in your organization’s toolkit, but how is it perceived by users? What kinds of content do they access, and how do they learn? Finally, what can we do to bring our solutions closer to these usage patterns?
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In this free eBook, we give you a complete rundown of what it takes to make a success of eLearning implementation at the workplace, right from defining the strategy to evaluating the program.
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"Why?" "What's in it for me?" Two questions that Instructional Designers seem to be pondering all the time. And for good reason. Because, a learner who is convinced of the value of a topic is more likely to perceive a course on the topic to be highly worthy, and subsequently pay attention to the course.
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An effective initiative for eLearning implementation at the workplace starts with a well-defined strategy, but its success is ultimately determined by a clear plan and follow through for evaluation. After all, what you measure is what you get.
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So you have a great eLearning program going. Your design is fabulous, the bells and whistles are all in place, and you’re ready to go live. Now what?
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