Search for...
#e-learning Bookmarks
Published Bookmarks
DigitalChalk receives positive recognition at the Institute of Behavioral and Applied Management (IBAM) conference on October 3-5 in San Diego, California.
DigitalChalk has created an easy process for you to preview your courses just as a student would see them, without the hassle of having to register yourself for the course.
In Learning on Demand: How the Evolution of Technology is Shaping the Future of Learning, author Reuben Tozman suggests innovative ways for us to approach the systems we should be working toward and the ways in which we support people to do their jobs.
Great examples and information about how to design attractive and informative slide presentations.
The next issue of the eLearning Papers will examine the use of analytics to improve learning. How do we collect data on learner behaviours and transform it into useful information to improve learning experiences? A call for papers on this topic is now open. Submissions will be accepted until October 27, 2013.
Sometimes you may want to spice up your online courses with some fun fonts, and with these, you’ll have no problem doing it! Here are 10 way-cool FREE fonts to finally grasp your student's attention.
Tristan Evans dreams of landing a college scholarship in the highly competitive world of women's gymnastics almost as much as she works on landing back handsprings on the balance beam.
A new series of up-to-date, on-line courses are now available that focus on effectively training today’s pulp and paper industry workforce. The courses, offered by Alabama Southern and the National Network for Pulp & Paper Technology Training, were developed by leading experts in the industry and cover key areas of pulp and paper mill technology and operations.
The ways of Training and Learning in the corporate space are changing. With the advent of technology-enabled learning, corporate trainers are exploring newer ways of reaching out to learners
In the latest update of TalentLMS we introduce the Discussions feature, which is here to bring learners and instructors closer by enabling discussions around course-related material and other matters.
Submit Bookmark
