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Learn about the ARCS Model of motivation and how your can use it to develop really engaging eLearning courses. The ARCS Model Of Motivation.
How to apply Instructional Interactivity In eLearning. Check 4 Ways that eLearning Professionals can use to apply Instructional Interactivity In eLearning.
In this post, Christopher Pappas takes a look into situated cognition's best practices and how to use situated cognition in eLearning.
Your learners are taking your course, but are they really learning anything? There’s only one way to find out: test them.
Online learning assessment comes in several varieties. There are the obvious ones — tests and quizzes — but you can assess your learners in other ways as well; projects, or written assignments, for example.
Here are some ways you can test your online learners, and some easy tools that will get you started.
Online learning assessment comes in several varieties. There are the obvious ones — tests and quizzes — but you can assess your learners in other ways as well; projects, or written assignments, for example.
Here are some ways you can test your online learners, and some easy tools that will get you started.
Clark Quinn offers his best advice for new instructional designers and comments on the wider state of the L&D industry in our exclusive interview from OEB.
Plan out your responsive titles with the Responsive Course Design Storyboard Kit that Trivantis released to use in conjunction with Lectora Online 3!
Are you looking for the Best Instructional Design Certificate? Check 7 selection criteria when searching for the Best Instructional Design Certificate.
Employee onboarding is very important for first hires. In this post we show you some employee onboarding strategies and how to automate the whole process.
You’ll need a storyboard if you’re working with a team of other designers, or with a programmers who need a blueprint for your course as they help you build it.
In many cases, however, the storyboard will be for you alone: a visual outline that will help you envision what your course will look like, and understand how you’ll be presenting your information to learners.
In many cases, however, the storyboard will be for you alone: a visual outline that will help you envision what your course will look like, and understand how you’ll be presenting your information to learners.
George Joeckel in this interview provides keys to Understanding Instructional Design and unveils the secrets of developing an effective eLearning course.
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