Practical Ideas for Designing Better E-Learning by David Anderson
Tired of sinking time into convincing clients and SMEs that there’s more to e-learning than click-and-read compliance training?
If you’re like most course designers, you’ve probably tried countless ways to elevate the learning conversation beyond restrictive courses. You’ve shared learning theories, evidence-based research, and e-learning manifestos, but your clients insist on locking down their courses.
A lot of course designers today are really trying to move past click-and-read courses. They realize the value of non-linear and scenario-based learning. One area many course designers still struggle with is writing engaging and authentic dialog that captures the argot of specific learner populations without using inappropriate language. It’s not like course designers can […]
Build repetition into your courses is to mimic the CAPTCHA concept and replace your e-learning next button with NEXTCHA.
Looking to increase e-learning stickiness without adding extending your development timeline? This simple trick guarantees learners will remain focused on achieving their your goal: Clicking the Next Button. Try the demo:
E-learning Production Efficiencies Working for a small company has its benefits: flexible schedules, creative freedom and an opportunity to directly contribute to the company’s success. But there are also downsides. Smaller companies don’t have the kinds of budgets to throw around willy nilly like larger companies. Costs are scrutinized and every decision affects the lifeline […]
