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Introduction From accessing a restaurant menu to sending cashless, no contact payments, QR codes have become a part of everyday life. The RISC VTA Mobile […]
Communication is a constant battle. It's always a struggle to get the words right, create a "story" that flows and makes sense to the reader and […]
Objectives & Assessments How do you provide evidence that a student can complete a task when he or she works remotely? How can you ensure […]
Overview Our blog highlighting RISC Inc’s VTA Learner Supervisor Utilities sparked several questions about the new VTA Learner Instructor functions. Within VTA Learner Instructors can […]
Cross-posted to the PeBL.Pro blog. RISC and PeBL collaborated on a demonstration of a learning experience that facilitates learners submitting their own practice work using […]
Overview VTA Learner has a number of self-service tools for Learners, Supervisors, and Instructors. Are you getting the most out of VTA Learner? In this […]
Introduction It’s official. The VTA 8.2 Online Help system is now in the production cloud system! So cloud clients can launch it today. Highlights: Visual […]
If you’ve read my blog articles, followed me on Twitter, attended my presentations at conferences or xAPI Camps, you have probably noticed that I am […]
Accessibility Challenges in Online Learning Accessibility should always be a concern when designing any digital or online experience. The delivery of learning content is no […]
API – An Introduction Almost every organization uses a host of applications to make life easier and business more efficient – Accounting & Payroll Software, […]
xAPI: Cornerstone of the Learning Ecosystem The 2018 iFEST wrapped up August 29th leaving attendees excited about the changes underway in Federal and Military learning […]
Staying Connected as a Remote Team This is the 2nd in a series from RISC blog contributor, Chris Coladonato, who shares her insightful knowledge on communication […]
