measuring training progress online
An eLearning course is only as good as the results it produces. If users aren’t gaining anything from it, there’s a lot of hard work gone to waste…
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what is the difference between an LMS and an authoring tool?
Learning Management Systems (LMS), Virtual Learning Environments (VLE), authoring tools, content platforms…. At first glance, these different pieces of eLearning software can put you…
read this post3 learning theories to consider when creating eLearning
If you want to deliver a successful and engaging eLearning course, you need to keep in mind how users learn. Understanding the process in which people absorb information and retain…
read this postwhat is SCORM?
SCORM is the industry-recognised framework for education technology. Short for Shareable Content Object Reference Model, we can understand why you’d be confused! SCORM provides…
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– which is best?
Authoring tools come in all shapes and sizes, with different features and formats available to you. Knowing which one is best for your project might seem difficult at first, but there are a few…
read this posthow to create engaging eLearning content
Engaging your learners is key to the success of your eLearning content, but how do you go about doing this? Using different technologies and carefully considered web design…
read this postcreating effective eLearning assessments
Creating engaging content is just one part of a good eLearning course. Without assessing the user, they cannot know their progress or identify weak points in their knowledge…
read this posta guide to eLearning authoring tools
It can be difficult to know how to start building an eLearning course, from creating content to ensuring usability. Thinking in terms of the project budget and time constraints…
read this postcollaboration within eLearning teams
Let’s imagine that following a business meeting, your team has been tasked with developing a new eLearning course for another department. Maybe you were out for lunch or in the supermarket…
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