Building Educational Efficacy in Post-Compulsory Education Author: Sarah Cordiner When most educators or regulators assess the effectiveness of training and education programs, they tend to […]

Selecting assessment activities is a powerful way to achieve learning outcomes and to assure course completion. It determines the degree to which each of our […]

SCORM and HTML5 packages are an essential part of professional trainers, instructional designers and experienced educators who want to offer high-quality e-learning courses. It is […]

Interactivity is a much-discussed topic in elearning. It’s considered the essential ingredient for quality learning experiences. It’s also considered the missing element in online education, […]

Learning Thursday is a blog series that features a new L&D article every other week along with discussion points.  Read and then share your own ideas […]

Video lectures are one of the most promising teaching materials in online learning. And you may have already recorded many educational videos. Having to do […]

Certificates in education are essential, whether it’s a certificate earned to mark a childhood milestone or the one you are handed when you graduate from […]

Learning goals are broad, general statements of what we want our students to learn and provide: Direction, Focus, and Cohesion Setting goals gives us a […]

In online courses and MOOCs students most often access videos, and spend most of their time watching them. However, given the fact that watching a […]

With the launch of our Interactive Video Editor’s 4th Edition, providing interactive learning experiences is about to get a whole lot easier now. Why? Because […]

Navigating on a video’s timeline is a time-consuming task (especially if the video is longer than 6 minutes). The longer the video, the more difficult […]

Embedded questions is the feature most studied than any other in the research around educational interactive video. And that’s because questions carry the “testing effect” […]