Learn how to use the Color Blindness Simulator to test your visuals for accessibility and inclusion for learners with impaired color vision. The post Test […]
In this blog/video, we'll explore how you can use Nanolearning in your Instructional Design strategy to deliver short learning nuggets. The post Introduction to Nanolearning […]
My kids have grown up listening to me talk about universities, degrees, subject specialisms, education, learning, online learning, MOOCs, open-access education, and many many more […]
Microcredentials have been on my radar for a while, and the article ‘Rethinking Credit Hours and Degrees’ by James Thelen has brought it to the […]
In this video, let’s examine what is Scaffolding Learning. A scaffold is used in the construction industry to support workers when they work at elevation. […]
It's essential to provide learning just when learners need it. In this short video, we’ll explain what is Just-in-Time Training or Learning. The post Just-in-Time […]
This course shares some tips to make the learning experience more friendly for mobile screens. The post Six Tips to Design Courses for Mobile […]
Microlearning offers several advantages. One of the most notable is the ability to fit training into busier schedules. When modules only take a handful of […]
Learner engagement is the ultimate test of an L&D professionals’ ability to design, produce and deliver eLearning successfully. However, “success” isn’t just a measure of […]
Bite-sized online training resources are easier to digest and remember. But is microlearning really a good fit for your online training program? In this article, […]
Our blog last week was about learning experiences – the need for and its importance in modern L&D, while also The post 7 Ways to […]
In our current world, everyone seems to be too busy with everything. People are too busy with work to get things done at home, and […]