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Assessment thought leader and Questionmark Chairman John Kleeman takes a look at the importance of testing questions by setting them as "experimental" and including them within production assessments so as to gather statistics without having them count towards the pass/fail of the participant. See how you can easily do this in this blog post.
Our handy guide to mobile learning strategy will provide you with the insights and first steps to help you build a robust learning culture.
Authoring tools are software applications used to create E-Learning programmes and content. There is a massive selection of authoring tools available on the E-Learning market and we aim to highlight some of our favourite products and outline considerations you should take into account when deciding which authoring tool is right for your E-Learning needs.
gomo learning is delighted to announce its debut on e-learning industry guru Craig Weiss’ list of the top 5 authoring tools of 2014.
GoToMeeting is a popular choice of conferencing tools - however, there is a monthly fee. There are many other free alternatives and we’ve narrowed it down to these 10.
One of the most effective ways to make your eLearning courses more engaging for your learners is through the use of buttons. If used correctly, they can easily transform a boring, static course into an interactive experience that is enjoyable for your users. Adobe... read more here.
http://elearningbrothers.com/how-to-use-customized-adobe-captivate-8-buttons/
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There are many different ways to create eLearning videos, but all have the same purpose: to effectively teach your students. We’ve rounded up 5 best practices for creating your own.
When we built Litmos Author we had a two-fold goal in mind: to make it possible to quickly create eLearning courses without sacrificing quality. We have been very successful on both fronts. As Litmos Author has matured, we continue to assess whether or not we continue to be successful on both fronts. … Continue reading →
Discover what learners hate about your online training course, from patronizing “how to” slides to terrible business jargon.
Learn how to use jQuery to customize your Lectora courses. Using jQuery in a Lectora course gives you greater control over interactions. Guest series by Sergey Snegirev of BranchTrack.
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