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Having an effective collaboration process with remote team members is crucial to ensure that your project is not limited by geography and can find the best talent available, no matter where they are!
As a manager working on eLearning courses, it is important to balance project management skills with technical expertise. Dealing with various moving parts in the project -Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), Instructional Designers, quality assurance reviewers, clients, deadlines, project goals etc.- means that the team’s process and vision needs to be well defined and in sync.
Video tutorials and expert tips on turning boring information into beautiful visuals. Learn here!
steps to follow when creating your infographic which is to establishing the ground work for the design and population of your infographic. This will help you save time and frustration in creating your final infographic.
If you want to outperform the competition, don’t delay adoption. Companies who bolster their training strategy with cloud and mobile technologies have a strong advantage that impacts their bottom line and increases their ability to attract and retain top talent.
Be it design or development it’s a mess without an efficient version control system.
An amazing collection of freebies for eLearning course designers and developers to cut the eLearning development costs.
Getting your message to stand out in an ocean of information requires an arresting visual – and as we become more sophisticated consumers of visual content, boring presentations with long bullet lists of text are no longer acceptable.
Here are the 13 different types of infographics and which one works best for your content and data format.
The experience of cause and effect is a very powerful teacher, one our brain is already pre-wired to learn from. Experiencing consequences for our actions gives rise to emotion, which not only catches our attention, but also increases our ability to retain the learning. Despite these advantages, allowing the learner to experience an actual ‘consequence’ for their choice in a scenario is often missing from scenario design.
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