Design inspiration can come from anywhere. You don’t need a design degree to find the right elements to make your training attractive and functional. There are a
Using videos as a component of your eLearning is a good idea; interactive videos are even better. You may wonder how you can make a
The e-Learning Guild has updated a survey, “The Next Generation of Asynchronous Authoring Tools: What Practitioners want in 2017” that offers some surprising insights into how eLearning delivery
We are awash in data which is being parsed, categorised, analysed, and filed away for future use, and this applies to learning analytics. Like most
Style is substance when it comes to selecting the right icon design. There’s a lot to be aware of.
Does humour work when it comes to designing elearning courses? The answer is yes, but keep the pies in the face to a minimum.
You know good instructional design when you see it. But what are the elements that make it work? Here are key recommendations from an expert designer.
Concise and conversational writing are the hallmarks of good elearning. Too often, instructional designers ignore that aspect of content creation.
Video works wonders. Three-quarters of internet traffic will be video by 2017. Use video for mobile learning and you are ahead of the curve.
You go to the doctor to check out a persistent hack, so why not assess the risk of not doing something about training? Luckily, the
