When it comes to imparting knowledge to learners, delivering long-form text can represent quite the challenge. Unless a learner is super-enthusiastic, they can easily switch off, get distracted or …
Key Takeaway: Use of bold and italics in your takeaway can help emphasise critical information contained within. Good takeaways are a critical part of any Ed lesson. Now that …
The next time you’re out in public take a look around you. How many people are looking at their phones or tablets? That number is probably pretty high. In …
Key Takeaway: Ratio is the best and most versatile interactive number template, followed by Dial and Number Picker. We saw an opportunity with Ed to create a lot of …
Key takeaway: Use the Title Slide to introduce your users to the lesson’s content, and the Exit Slide to reinforce its key takeaway. Some people like to remove the …
Key takeaway: At the start of your Ed campaign, set up a short draw with a lot of prizes in it to create lots of winners and encourage users …
Key takeaway: There are 4 key parts of the lesson editor; the content preview window, the content editor, the content navigation bar and the LMS template library. Look at …
Key Takeaway: Use advanced customisation options such as coloured text to improve the aesthetic appeal of your takeaways. If you haven’t already read about what makes a good takeaway …
Key Takeaway: Swipe it Right, Image Word Match and Memory are all games which can be set up in under 5 minutes. The inclusion of educational games in elearning …
Key Takeaway: Good takeaways aren’t too long and provide an answer to the question. The takeaway is the white popup box which displays when a user answers a question. …
