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Rules to consider when labelling menus - for compliance purposes. A good eLearning resource for Food Servers. Nothing beats providing the right information to customers.
With over 3.5 billion searches per day and 1.2 trillion searches per year, it's no surprise that Google is a great resource for your research needs. But what if I told you that MOST of you aren't doing it right? And what do I mean by not doing it right? Advanced Search Functions for eLearning Research Google offers many …
Every eLearning project is different, and comes with a different set of demands. However, when it comes to slide design, there are some best practices that fit all or nearly all situations. Following these basic tips ensures a clear and effective lesson, while still leaving room to customize and add your own personal touch.
When scoping a new learning development engagement, it's critical to ask good questions before the project begins. Asking these questions will save you time and resources.
Here are a few simple things to keep in mind next time you find yourself assessing readiness for a new learning or change initiative.
Please participate in our research relating to “learner engagement”–that often-used, rarely defined term for all things that keep a learner in the program.
Every new discovery is an important piece of the brain puzzle and an indispensable guide to creating effective eLearning material. Understanding how the brain works definitely influences your student's learning readiness. Educators, instructional designers, and eLearning professionals in general ought to be interested in the brain because after all, they teach brains!
The next issue of the eLearning Papers will examine the use of analytics to improve learning. How do we collect data on learner behaviours and transform it into useful information to improve learning experiences? A call for papers on this topic is now open. Submissions will be accepted until October 27, 2013.
Information about how people read on a computer screen can help you design the layout of your site to make it more effective.
Research supports the effectiveness of game-based-learning, and some evidence for gamification as well, though it is less researched.
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