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Some presentations, team meetings and event brainstorming session are ‘simple’ enough to move online for a virtual meetup. However, recreating a training experience that is […]
Is your virtual training accessible? Many of us, by now, have mastered the art of virtual in-person training (sometimes known as “Zoomversity.”) But now we […]
This seems to be a boom time for elearning. With stay-at-home orders, social distancing, and the explosion of work-from-home, online training has experienced tremendous growth […]
2020 has already been a year of surprises. The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting us all: our employees and their families, our neighbors, our colleges and […]
I recently talked with a colleague about a recent workshop on accessible elearning that a few colleagues and I held at the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference. […]
Last week I was at the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, presenting a workshop (with Jennifer Chadwick of SiteImprove) on accessible elearning (the resources are available […]
“What’s past is prologue.” -William Shakespeare, The Tempest Learning and development is a constantly evolving field, and every month Microassist’s Senior Learning Architect, Kevin Gumienny, […]
Last month I was at DevLearn in Las Vegas. As usual for a really good conference, I left with a stretched mind and new perspectives […]
Do you use templates when building elearning? I’m a big fan of templates (as I am of other methods of standardization). I love the idea […]
Every month, Microassist’s Learning Dispatch newsletter features commentary by our own Senior Learning Architect Kevin Gumienny. Each edition also features learning and development articles and […]
Do you hate documentation? You have to create it, keep it up-to-date, use it, make sure that other people use it. And there’s always the […]
What are the unexpected points of risk in the training development process? When you’re managing a training team, it seems that any point in a […]
