Category: eLearning
Designing efficient and useful eLearning is by no means an easy job. Instructional designers must study, research and understand a lot before they can even begin to create eLearning. …
Custom eLearning courses are all globally the rage right now for one simple reason. Learning and development professionals all over the world have understood that they need to build …
Malcom Shepherd Knowles (1968) coined the Andragogy Theory as the theory of adult learning. It is no surprise that adults learn differently than children, whereby adults are self-direction and …
Motivating adult learners may be, at times, a great challenge which must be grappled with to make employee training possible. Given that adults are to be taught differently to …
eLearning has a plethora of effects on businesses, particularly when it comes to the behaviour of employees. It is the next big thing when it comes to the success …
Millennials are beginning to take over nothing specific, but rather everything. From surging into the workforce to our technological wizzes. You name it, they know it. You ask for …
Cargo ships tend to carry valuable, but heavy, mass weight. They surely but slowly transport goods from one place to another. By goods we mean information and by place …
In the past, micro-learning was widely used to improve non-technical (soft) skills such as communication skills, problem-solving skills, leadership skills, and so on. This has slowly changed because many …
We all have many questions about gamification. What is it? Why use it? Who thought of it? But if you’re convinced those are three facts you already know, we …
A great challenge faced by a multitude of organizations in our digital age is building eLearning courses for the modern learner. You may wonder why it is so hard …
