Search for...
#aurion learning Bookmarks
Published Bookmarks
Any data, whether it is big or small can provide a useful insight into learner performance and experience. Whilst big data is nothing new and has been a familiar term for a number of years, we will explore whether big data can improve your E-Learning.
In the constantly evolving field of E-Learning, it’s essential to keep up-to-date with all of the latest technologies, to be surrounded by enthusiastic people and keep on top of your task list. To help you stay on top of your game, in no particular order, we’ve compiled a list of apps that will help you stay connected, current and enthusiastic about E-Learning.
There has been a lot of discussion about Tin Can API transforming E-Learning.
Let’s start by debunking the tech-talk.
Tin Can API is a tool that provides the capability to track a learner’s progress both as they move their way through traditional, formal learning and the big, bad world of informal learning that is life.
Let’s start by debunking the tech-talk.
Tin Can API is a tool that provides the capability to track a learner’s progress both as they move their way through traditional, formal learning and the big, bad world of informal learning that is life.
Today marks World Storytelling Day, an international celebration of the traditional art of storytelling. The theme for 2014 is “Monsters and Dragons.”
In keeping with the theme of World Storytelling Day, here are three tips on how to overcome a monster (ahem!) writer’s block.
In keeping with the theme of World Storytelling Day, here are three tips on how to overcome a monster (ahem!) writer’s block.
As learning and development professionals, it is our role is to ensure that everyone within our organisation knows and understands the information they require to function effectively and are able to apply it.
We’ve compiled a list of five simple learning principles that remind us how to create great learning content.
We’ve compiled a list of five simple learning principles that remind us how to create great learning content.
Yesterday marked the closing ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics. Viewers were glued to their TV screens, not because they’ve been hiding their love of the luge until this moment but because the Winter Games aren’t so much about sport as they are about storytelling.
Adopting the storytelling techniques used in the Winter Olympics will mean that you can achieve E-Learning gold every time.
Adopting the storytelling techniques used in the Winter Olympics will mean that you can achieve E-Learning gold every time.
It’s that time of the year again when love and romance are in the air. As we look for ways to woo our learning and development strategies, whilst delivering creative, cost-efficient and effective ways of engaging employees in workplace learning, many L&D professionals are turning to apps.
We all know that the E-Learning landscape is rapidly changing. With so much information available, staying up-to-date with the latest information and statistics within the industry can be time consuming. To help you get informed, we’ve gathered and summarised 14 statistics from a range of sources in a useful infographic that will inform you about what’s happening in the E-Learning industry this year.
If you're a learning professional and thinking mobile learning is the next big thing, you are mistaken. Mobile, or M Learning as it is commonly referred to, IS the next big thing!
In keeping with the storytelling theme from our previous blog post; using storytelling for learning, we discussed how stories can be used for learning and what makes a good story. Often overlooked, stories are a great resource for learning. They are authentic, easy to remember and are a great way to describe an experience.
Submit Bookmark
