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There are different diploma courses available at LSIB: from graduate to postgraduate and advanced diplomas. Diplomas serve are sometimes used to bridge the gap between different phases of academic study, or to provide additional professional training and qualifications.
Bob Little discusses the four key tech trends shaping the L&D industry, and explains what learning professionals need to do to stay ahead of the game.
Insight into the current landscape of learning technologies in Australia, including virtual classrooms, e-learning, social learning tools, learning management systems, performance support tools, micro-learning, mobile learning and ‘other’ learning technologies such as VR, AR and AI
Meet the new course starter template for Adobe Captivate authoring tool made by Technomatix
Technomatix presents the new Course Starter Template designed for Adobe Captivate authoring tool. This unique eLearning asset with pleasant design can be used to create powerful training courses on any topics. Includes over 10 slides, handsome narrator, checking knowledge module, and many more.
To become an eLearning expert, you have to stay up to date on the latest technologies and trends. Here are 5 eLearning blogs you need to follow.
A study of over 100,000 online learners finds that learning is a skill in itself that involves being prepared to take a risk, engaging with peers and having an independent streak.
Donald H Taylor’s recently updated blog on MOOCs inspired me to write about what we’re doing with MOOCs in the Diplomatic Academy.
When done right feedback helps improve products, propels processes forward and helps spread, as well as improve ideas.
When it’s not done right, however, bad feedback can cause confusion, lead to delays, create frustrations, drain energy from the team.
Whether from your customers, team mates or external experts, feedback is a key component in development and design process.
When it’s not done right, however, bad feedback can cause confusion, lead to delays, create frustrations, drain energy from the team.
Whether from your customers, team mates or external experts, feedback is a key component in development and design process.
Video tutorials and expert tips on turning boring information into beautiful visuals. Learn here!
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