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5 Rules of Designing Responsive E-learning

CommLab India

Learn how to design your courses to best suit a responsive design, using 5 basic principles.

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If Your Training Doesn’t Stick, You Need Microlearning

Learning Rebels

It’s a story old as time… There is a need to roll out companywide sensitivity training, food safety training, or sexual harassment training, everyone must participate and it must stick. Being the good L&D person you are, you put together a training program. You design the program with engaging interactions. You create a powerpoint that will not put people to sleep.

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5 Ways to Elevate Your Sales Training With Learning Technology

Docebo

Sales training in fast-moving business environments is most effective when supported by innovative learning technologies. At the end of the day, every business (of any size) has the same goal: to generate revenue. Doing so requires a number of mechanisms to function like a well-oiled machine – the key component: knowledgeable and effective sales people.

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How do you convert traditional training content to microlearning?

Axonify

I’m often asked the following question: “How do you convert traditional content to microlearning?” The answer? You don’t. Well, not exactly … Before we get into the details, first, let’s revisit the definition of microlearning : Microlearning is an approach to training that delivers content in short, focused bites. To be effective, microlearning must fit naturally into the daily workflow, engage employees in voluntary participation, be based in brain science (how people actually learn), ad

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From Predictive to Agile: How to Choose the Right Project Management Methodology

Our profession is undergoing a transformation, moving away from rigid, one-size-fits-all methodologies. Instead, project managers are embracing dynamic and adaptable frameworks that carefully consider project and product variables to determine the most suitable development approaches and project life cycles.

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The Optimistic View

Clark Quinn

In yesterday’s post , I quipped about how L&D wasn’t doing well, and I want to clarify my perspective. Because, you see, I’m an optimist! I really only complain to create improvement. And so let me wax philosophical about why we can and should be hopeful about L&D. Organizations need to learn. And they learn as a function of individuals learning, alone and together.

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5 Reasons Outsourcing eLearning Development Is A Smart Move

eLearning Industry

Organizations have realized the benefits of outsourcing eLearning development such as increased completion rates and cost-effectiveness, and many have started hiring expert vendors to realize their training objectives. Read to know why outsourcing eLearning development is a smart move. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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5 Tips for Elevating Your eLearning Career

Tim Slade

If you’ve been working in the eLearning industry for any amount of time, you know that we work in an industry that is continually evolving and growing. For that sake of your eLearning career, it’s more important than ever to stay current and competitive! Here are five simple tips for elevating your eLearning career. Speak at an eLearning Conference.

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Continuous Learning & Development; more than just continuous training

Jane Hart

Lifelong learning is more important than ever. It is clear that companies now need to provide continuous learning opportunities, and ensure that they’re promoting lifelong learning within their organization. So what does this actually mean?

Learning 171
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Word of Mouth L&D

The Simple Shift

Hugh MacLeod recently wrote about Word of Mouth Advertising and the importance of this for many businesses. Couple this with the famous Cluetrain quote of “Markets are Conversations” and you have the recipe for what matters most; your customers sharing and singing the praise of your service or product and changing other’s attitudes and behaviors. […].

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The Best Skills Analysis Tools for Upskilling

Faster than ever, the world is shifting and shaping how people work, exposing and creating deep skill divides across industries and around the world. As a result, business and HR leaders are scrambling to “upskill” employees. If you’re scrambling to upskill your employees but don’t know where to start, make skills analysis a routine part of your decision-making process.

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5 Easy Steps To Becoming A Better eLearning Designer

eLearning Industry

Regardless of what you do or how long you've been doing it, you should always be looking for ways to get better. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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4 Ways to Reward Learners for Sharing Your Course

LearnDash

Reward programs can build customer loyalty, show appreciation, and promote motivation. Most of us have heard that it’s easier to retain a current customer than recruit a new one. In fact, some research in online retail suggests that just 1% of a website’s users generate as much as 40% of its revenue. Old customers stick with what they know, and if their first purchase works out, they’re likely to buy more on their return.

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When Technology is your Friend: Regaining Control of your Content

Challenge to Learn

In today's digital learning boom, it's easy for university educators to feel like they're losing control of their own classrooms. As power shifts towards university administrations instead of educators, and e-learning becomes more prominent, learning content is becoming increasingly centralized. Instead of perceiving technology as a threat to their independence, university educators should see it as a chance to share the responsibility for creating e-learning content.

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Continuous Learning & Development (Workshop)

Jane Hart

Next public workshop runs 11 June – 8 July 2018 Continuous learning and development in the workplace doesn’t mean continuous training or self-study.

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The Battle of the Authoring Tools: A 10-Point Comparison for Picking the Right One

Speaker: Chris Paxton McMillin, President of D3 Training Solutions

There are plenty of great authoring tools for developing eLearning, but the one you select could directly impact your course's outcomes. Depending upon your learners’ needs and your organization’s performance goals, you could be overlooking considerations that impact the both effectiveness of your courses and how long it takes to finish them. From general capabilities to specific workflow structures, some aspects are critical when it comes to learning objectives and deadlines.

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iSpring Suite 9: eLearning Authoring Tool For Creating HTML5 Courses

eLearning Industry

Online courses are becoming more popular thanks to interactions, videos, and other multimedia that helps people master a topic. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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When to Hire Help for Your WordPress LMS

LearnDash

Many people who want to start an online course business intend to bootstrap the venture, but sometimes that will cost you more money than hiring someone to help. It is a scenario I have come across many times before: Someone has a great idea for a course because they are an expert in their field. They then get a WordPress site through one of the many hosting options.

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4 LMS Features that Help Companies Track Employee Training

TOPYX LMS

Roughly 40 percent of employees leave their job within one year as a result of receiving sub-par training, according to a study mentioned by go2HR.¹ That means training is crucial to employee retention. Many company leaders understand that training has a direct impact on employee satisfaction and therefore strive to provide quality continuing education.

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Serious Learning Games 101

InSync Training

Virtually There Session recap. Have you heard? Modern learners love games. In fact, with the right design, these games have the power to increase learner engagement and boost retention. Our organizations and stakeholders, though, often struggle to understand the value of games. “Having fun doesn’t equal skill building,” is a common refrain. How do we prove them wrong if they won’t buy in?

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Revitalizing Dry Content: A Lesson in Engagement

Speaker: Tim Buteyn, President of ThinkingKap Learning Solutions

We’ve all been there. You’ve been given a pile of dry content and asked to create a compelling eLearning course. You’re determined to create something more engaging than the same old course that learners quickly click through, but how do you take this “boring” content and create something relevant and engaging? Many instructional designers will say, “Boring in means boring out.

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6 Most Hated UI Tricks To Avoid For Web Design

eLearning Industry

Check out these useful and 6 most hated UI tricks to avoid in order to improve your web design and user flow. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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6 Killer Tips for Starting an Online Business

LearnDash

Set yourself up for success with your online certification course. Starting an online business can be both challenging and rewarding in equal parts. In some ways, the barrier to entry for new online businesses is so low, that many people start before they fully develop their ideas. Some of these entrepreneurs succeed despite the odds, and their success stories inspire others to follow in their footsteps.

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Push Training vs. Pull Learning

The Performance Improvement Blog

Following is an excerpt from our new book, Minds at Work: Managing for Success in the Knowledge Economy (Chapter Four). . Push training is a siloed, top-down, management-driven approach that sends people to formal training events where they receive nice-to-know information—as in, it will be nice to know someday. People are not connected to one another during or after the training event, and do not collaborate.

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PERFORMANCE SUPPORT: Is Devolution in Training Blocking Evolution in Performance?

Living in Learning

Many of my Performance Support colleagues and I have lamented over and struggled to find why the adoption of performance support technology has been so difficult. Having been in the L&D discipline for over 30 years, I can see why, and it’s not a failure of L&D. It’s a failure of the Training paradigm in which we’ve devolved as we have evolved.

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What Is the Actual Cost of an Open Role in Your Company?

In today's tight labor market, hiring and retaining top talent is more challenging than ever. Every day a job remains unfilled means lost productivity and revenue. But vacancies can affect much more than your revenue. There are multiple direct and indirect costs, and it's crucial to adapt your recruiting strategies to prioritize the most costly open roles.

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iSpring Suite 9: A Whole New Level Of Best eLearning Authoring

eLearning Industry

iSpring has recently unveiled the 9th version of iSpring Suite authoring toolkit. It introduces 6 video formats for creating advanced eLearning content, which means you’ll be able to implement twice as many eLearning scenarios. We’re going hands-on with the tool to find out what it’s all about. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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Book Update #3: Only One Chapter Left!

Tim Slade

Hey Gang! It’s time for another update on The eLearning Designer’s Handbook. This week, I’m down to only one chapter left to write, which is the Introduction! I’m hoping that I’ll be able to send it all off to the editor by the time the weekend is over. Check out this week’s update video for additional details on my progress and for my answers to your questions about the book!

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TEACHING ONLINE: Instructors Take Note!

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

by Jennie Ruby, COTP. That’s right: note taking. It’s not just for students, anymore!    Of course we are used to thinking of note-taking as a student activity. And it certainly still is. In one of my online classes just this week, one of my students said, “Hold on, hold on! I’ve got to get this down!” before she would go on with answering a question I had asked her.

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6 Benefits of an LMS for Large Companies

TOPYX LMS

All companies face challenges in effectively training employees, but those challenges become even greater as the size and complexity of the enterprise grows. However, as training becomes more difficult to manage, the benefits of an LMS , have greater impact as well.

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Accelerating Change in the Insurance Industry: Why You Need to Invest in Talent Strategy

This whitepaper brings together research, expert opinion and industry trend data to help senior leaders understand current challenges and future-proof their businesses. Inside you’ll find insights on: The big challenges: From automation to onboarding, we explore the big challenges facing the sector. Onboarding: You only get one chance to make a first impression.

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Lesson 7. Practical Application: UI/UX Best Practices For eLearning

eLearning Industry

Learn more about UI and UX best practices for your online courses. Get expert tips on how to provide learners with outstanding eLearning content. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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Office Safety Training for Employees

ej4 eLearning

When you think of safety training, your mind goes to factory and warehouse workers wearing hard hats and using forklifts. We can't forget safety training for office employees. I was thinking about how I always say “be careful” to my friends and family, and how that applies to my co-workers.

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Quip: Learning & Development

Clark Quinn

I’ve used this quip quite a bit, as it’s essentially the rationale for the Revolution book. And I want to make clear what I’m saying, and then qualify it. It’s about the state of Learning & Development, and sums up one perspective fairly succinctly: L&D isn’t doing near what it could and should be, and what it is doing it’s doing badly.

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