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There are 5 adult learning principles that if applied, make learning more powerful. Learn how to apply these adult learning principles in eLearning.
Are you planning on designing eLearning for software training? Find out some smart tricks on how eLearning can jumpstart your software training.
Build eLearning courses on the AGES model. Grab attention, help generate connections, associate knowledge with emotions, and offer spacing in eLearning.
I invited a shortlist of L&D practitioners around the world to answer the following question: How will the COVID-19 pandemic impact Learning and Development in the long term?
In this extensive guide, you'll learn all the ins and outs of scenario-based training and what to pay attention to when creating a branching scenario.
To make your eLearning courses more effective, adopt Gagne’s events of instruction. Take a look at Gagne’s 9 events of instruction, in this infographic.
A presentation is more meaningful when there are words to provide context. However, large blocks of text are hard to read and distracting for your audience. Cue in the bullet points!
Do you want to know how to build quality content with confidence and competence while using rapid authoring tools? Check out these 6 main guidelines.
Do you want to know what rapid prototyping looks like in Instructional Design? Follow this efficient design model to save time and money while creating courses.
Trying to engage millennials in eLearning courses? Integrate elements of edutainment in eLearning courses. Read the article for exciting options.
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