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Keeping a close eye on the trends is important for learning professionals since they are responsible for managing training within their organization, and thereby developing a competitive workforce in a changing global market. Here is a list of the top 8 e-learning trends to follow in this year.
It’s important to make the layout of any eLearning course interesting to look at, but in the case of many business courses, they also need to have a bit of class and sophistication.
Like a hidden oasis in a desert landscape, Camtasia Studio from TechSmith is a gem of a tool for the eLearning world. Not only is it an amazing tool that allows for quick screen capture and easy timeline editing, but it also has additional features to help you get more out of your video content.
In this exclusive interview with Learnnovators, Clive Shepherd talks about his newly launched initiative, "The four responsibilities of the learning professional". Clive also shares his valuable insights on how "learning" and "learning professionals" have evolved over the years. Read on…
How can operant conditioning be applied for e-Learning? Learn about behaviour reinforcement and the ways to use it during the training process.
Once in a while, an idea so revolutionary comes along that it dwarfs all other ideas. Your "aLearning" will never be the same with the advent of our new Animal Cutout Library!
What do you do when you’re looking for a fresh look to your latest Adobe Captivate course? Take a look at the over 300 eLearning templates we provide in the Assets section of Adobe Captivate 9, of course!
Your boss does not allow you to use Learning Simulations into your training modules? Check 5 tips that will convince him to love Learning Simulations.
What is the Future of E-Learning? With continued advancements in technology, predicting the future of E-Learning delivery is rather difficult.
If you think about the potential for eLearning in the context of the 1960s cartoon, The Jetsons, where will eLearning be 50 years from now?
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