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Webinars and web conferences became an integral part of eLearning process and for a long time already have been perceived as an alternative to live communication the distance education is missing. It is one of the most convenient ways to stay connected with your eLearners, clarify obscure moments and let them ask questions that appear during unassisted studies.
Enterprise e-Learning is not as easy as in small businesses.
In corporations you have to please 2 kinds of persons: managers and end users.
In corporations you have to please 2 kinds of persons: managers and end users.
The DigitalChalk LMS has quite a few icons and you may be wondering what they all mean. Here’s a guide to help you through the world of icons within DigitalChalk.
Introducing gamification into a corporate eLearning environment can be challenging, but successful implementation can motivate and engage your learners.
In a market saturated with over 600 learning management solutions, (yes, that many!) choosing the right LMS for your organisation can be a daunting task but will reap huge benefits in terms of money savings, time efficiency and the ability to deliver innovative and effective learning campaigns.
Tired of seeing “DigitalChalk” on the ‘From Address’ emails that are sent from the notification feature on our LMS? We’ve partnered with SendGrid to make some changes.
Learning management systems are used in all corners of the eLearning world. But what do they do, and why are they such an essential tool for eLearning? Do you have an answer?
Here are a few tips to help you proofread and edit your online course like a pro. Hopefully with these tips, proofreading will become a little easier the next time around.
Assessment thought leader and Questionmark Chairman John Kleeman takes a look at the importance of testing questions by setting them as "experimental" and including them within production assessments so as to gather statistics without having them count towards the pass/fail of the participant. See how you can easily do this in this blog post.
eLearning is a great way to provide a wide range of content that people can conveniently access online whenever they have free time to do so. Unlike face-to-face courses, eLearning requires special attention when it comes to designing courses that effectively keep participants engaged. If your program doesn’t give them what they need or is …
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