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DevLearn kicks off on Wednesday, October 24. This is how I'm preparing to get the most out of this conference.
I see a fundamental change with our customers in how (and by whom) e-Learning is created. There is a switch from centrally created courses and assessments to decentralized creation; from instructio…
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The content created by Easygenerator users (authors) consists of 40% formal / hr driven training, 23% product training, 20% work instructions and 17% of small learning nuggets.
60% percent of content is created by subject-matter experts (employees) and 40% is creared by traditional instructional designers.
The content created by Easygenerator users (authors) consists of 40% formal / hr driven training, 23% product training, 20% work instructions and 17% of small learning nuggets.
60% percent of content is created by subject-matter experts (employees) and 40% is creared by traditional instructional designers.
Corporations are moving to ‘sustainable e-Learning development’. They are looking for new, more agile ways of creating e-Learning to meet the on-demand requirements from the business si…
at Easygenerator. In this post, I want to share my experience and tell you why and how we used it, and what we did with the result to engage more effectively with our users.
I discovered a new rule for knowledge sharing, the 70:20:10 rule. In any given company 10% of the employees is willing to actively share their knowledge. About 20% of the employees is willing to sh…
The Fosway group published her new 9-grid report about authoring tools. It confirms all the strategic choices Easygenerator made over the past few years.
When you are curating content without a story you are not sharing your knowledge. You are sharing content. All curators do make a selection and share that. But what I miss is the story, the context…
Easygenerator has added the Dyslexie font to her authoring tool. Helping learners with dyslexia to read the text easier
Dyslexia is a big problem if you have it. Not being able to read normally is a big handicap. Dutch designer Christian Boer is a dyslexic himself, and he developed a new font; the Dyslexie font. It …
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