5 Characteristics Of A Successful eLearning Course
Now that you’ve decided to upgrade your learning strategy, find out the top 5 characteristics of a successful eLearning course.
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Why You Don’t Need To Create Your Own Training Courses
They say that if you want something done right, you should do it yourself. Is this the best approach for developing employee training, as well? Or should you spare the trouble and go for off-the-shelf training?
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Finding Your Type: Fonts And Their Influence On Learning
Typeface and fonts have a subtle but powerful impact on how online learners react to, view, interact with, and learn online content. Yet fonts have been overlooked as elements of online learning design. Read on as Mary Burns explores the power of the mighty little font in eLearning courses.
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5 Reasons Why We Need To Move Beyond Traditional eLearning
Not all eLearning is equal, and no matter how you look at it, the old-school, traditional approaches just don't work. Here are the top 5 reasons why we all need to strive to create more than dull "tick-box exercises."
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Creating Multiple-Choice Questions: The Dos and Don’ts
Multiple-choice questions are one of the greatest ways to test the knowledge of a learner in a given field. But, is it easy to make these kinds of questions? Most importantly, what should we be aware of when creating multiple-choice questions?
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Employee Performance: How L&D Teams Can Boost Employee Performance Through eLearning Course Design
Most companies see the investment in an eLearning course as a way of improving employee performance. For them to achieve this desired performance, L&D teams have to design engaging, precise and easy-to-apply eLearning courses. Here are a few tips that can help you in designing a performance-based eLearning course.
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4 Ways To Use Story Mapping In The eLearning Development Process
Do you have a keen interest in having an eLearning website? The website is processed to help the people gain knowledge in their interested subject anytime and anywhere. But you might feel that it is failing to deliver some real impact on the users.
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Teaching Empathy In An Online Class
This article presents empathy as a learnable skill that is the foundation of strong communication, collaboration, leadership, and relationship-building. Learn why designers and educators should embed lessons in empathy in their courses, and how to teach empathy effectively online.
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How To Design eLearning To Reduce Workplace Stress?
According to a survey carried out by LinkedIn, employees who spend time at work learning are 47% less likely to be stressed, and what's the best way to learn on the job in the present age? eLearning, of course! In this article, we’ll discuss how eLearning can be designed to reduce workplace stress.
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Custom Content Or Off-The-Shelf Courseware: Is There Something In Between?
This article is about editable courseware, and how it can be a beneficial option between the off-the-shelf courseware and the custom content. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of all 3 options, and how you should take a look at your course catalog and see where you can benefit from each option.
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