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The Essential Principles of E-Learning UX/LX Design User experience (UX) design is a process that is common in a range of design tasks, from developing websites to creating physical products. It involves designing the system or product in a way that ensures the best possible experience for users. UX has relevance in e-learning, too, but there is also the concept …
10 Tips to Prevent Cognitive Overload in E-Learning In a previous blog, we explained cognitive load theory and looked at ways to identify if cognitive overload is a problem in your existing e-learning courses. In this blog, we will look at how to prevent cognitive overload from occurring in the first place through e-learning design and strategy. As a quick …
14-Point Checklist When Choosing an E-Learning Developer Choosing an e-learning developer is not always an easy thing to do, particularly if you are going through the process for the first time. Here are some key points you should look out for to ensure you get an e-learning developer capable of delivering on your requirements. Checklist for Selecting an E-Learning Developer …
ATD Presentation – How to Develop World-Class E-learning In June we were fortunate to exhibit at the ATD Conference Middle East. It was our first show back in person in over a year so it was quite exciting to be back at a physical event. One of the highlights of the show was being able to talk about a topic …
How to Shorten Your E-Learning Courses Without Impacting the Results There is no optimum length for e-learning, as courses should be as long as they need to be to cover the topic and achieve your objectives. However, it is often possible to shorten e-learning courses. That poses a number of questions: Why would you want to shorten an e-learning course? …
10 Mobile Learning Myths Debunked There are many examples of the benefits of mobile learning, but there can still be an element of misunderstanding about what mobile learning is, what it can and can’t do, and when it should be used. Some of the most common of these mobile learning myths are debunked below. Myth 1: Mobile Learning is Just …
The Benefits of Using the 70/20/10 Learning Model in E-Learning The 70/20/10 learning model has been around since the 1980s. In brief, it describes how people learn: 70 percent of knowledge comes from experiential learning 20 percent of knowledge comes from social interactions 10 percent of knowledge comes from formal training The part of the 70/20/10 model that we are …
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