Well-trained employees are essential to an organization’s success. Unfortunately, many small, budget-conscious organizations shy away from investing in eLearning (short for “electronic learning”). Reasons include the often-high costs associated with creating and hosting self-paced learning courses. When financial, human, and training resources are in limited supply, it can seem impractical to invest in a new …
Elearning delivers information over the web to your associates, customers, and the public. Start small by redesigning existing slide decks into video presentations. Or, upgrade to a custom, interactive elearning program for your online learning management system, or LMS. Elearning development begins with…
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Bloom’s Taxonomy, and Anderson and Krathwohl’s Taxonomy, are a classification system for learning objectives. Using them helps create effective training.
AICC and SCORM are recognized elearning design and development standards. Using AICC and SCORM requires a clear understanding of what they are.
In our previous series of articles, we introduced some of the tools available for producing elearning content. These tools can also enhance projects for technical writers, enriching software documentation and online help content with engaging, interactive material. These articles offer suggestions and tips for technical writers interested in applying useful elearning software to their projects. …
Businesses frequently use learning management systems (LMSs) to enhance online training and elearning initiatives That’s why these systems are increasingly becoming key parts of instructional design and employee training. These articles explain some of the major LMSs for the following: Instructional designers and training professionals trying to stay up to date with all the different …
This article discusses legacy products. If you find yourself struggling to calculate the success of your company’s training initiatives, you may want to consider a Learning Management System (LMS). A Learning Management System (LMS) is a software application (most are web-based) that will help you with the administration, tracking, and reporting of your training programs. …