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Tips to improve the navigation of an online course

1 July 2020
Navigating an online course has an impact on the educational success of users and the credibility of the platform. Find out how to make it clear and intuitive.

SME vs. instructional designer: the roles of eLearning

1 July 2020
Who is SME and what is its role in corporate training? What is the difference between the instructional designer and other eLearning professionals?

Agile Methodology: how to use it in eLearning

17 June 2020
The term Agile indicates a software development methodology that meets the criteria of flexibility and speed. What are its advantages in online courses?

How to look like a design expert (even if you are not)

17 June 2020
Are you entering the world of eLearning design? Are you scared of the graphic side? With a few tips you will look like a real design professional!

Learning by doing (and online learning): what is it?

10 June 2020
Learning in a practical way requires contact with other people and real interactions in the workplace. How can this form of learning be exploited with eLearning?

Online courses: no to boredom!

10 June 2020
A boring course is equivalent to an uninvolving and effective course. With a bit of inventiveness it is possible to design a training course both instructive and enjoyable.

Blocking or not blocking navigation in eLearning courses?

3 June 2020
Should students of an online course be able to navigate freely through the content or should they follow a set path?

Why isn't your gamification strategy working?

3 June 2020
It is not enough to apply the principles of gamification to improve an online course. What are the mistakes that can make this strategy fail?

How to teach English and other languages with online courses

27 May 2020
Language learning is based on four specific skills. Here is how to teach how to read, write, speak and understand English in eLearning mode.

How to choose the navigation style in the eLearning course?

27 May 2020
Intuitive navigation is fundamental to the success of an online course, but how to choose the most suitable type of navigation for your course?

eLearning: the importance of (also) online interactions

27 May 2020
The possibility to interact with other students and tutors allows to involve students and to improve their critical and learning skills.

How to make online continuing education accessible

20 May 2020
Continuing education is no longer a visionary project of large companies, but an urgent necessity also for small and medium enterprises. How to keep life learning alive with a small budget and quickly? (The answer is in eLearning).

Why include subtitles in an online course?

20 May 2020
Let's find out how subtitles improve the teaching effectiveness of online courses and what aspects should be taken into account for proper subtitling.

Involving students: 3 design strategies

20 May 2020
Customizing, narrating and being empathetic are three strategies that can help you design an online course that will engage and engage the students.

Learning Analytics in online training

13 May 2020
How can learning data analysis improve your online course and help you create more effective learning experiences?

How to choose a character for eLearning courses

13 May 2020
Using a fictional character to accompany the students in eLearning is a way to increase their involvement. What characteristics should it have? Should it be a drawing or a real character? Man or woman?

How to talk to students

13 May 2020
Trying to create a direct relationship with the students, a kind of conversation, allows to increase their involvement and improve the final results.

How to turn your smartphone into an educational tool for eLearning

6 May 2020
With all family members engaged in work or distance education, home computers could not be enough for everyone. With your smartphone, you can overcome this problem and continue to use it even when you return to the office and classroom.

What is WebQuest and why is it good for learning?

6 May 2020
The WebQuest is a didactic strategy in which the student becomes an active protagonist of his/her own learning process. Let's find out how WebQuest works and what its strengths are.

Immediacy: the feature to involve students

6 May 2020
To avoid the online course being less effective it is preferable that students always feel "active" within the course. A greater presence of tutors, for example, is one of the winning weapons.

Strategies for creating successful Learning Objects

29 April 2020
Learning Objects are like Legos, bricks that can be used over and over again to create different constructions. Here are some ideas for planning some really reusable learning objects.

Tips for a good video conference call

22 April 2020
Whether it's corporate training or didactics, for a successful videoconference it is essential to avoid "technical problems" and keep participants involved. Here are some tips to make everything go smoothly.

The role of the teacher in distance learning: comparative teaching models

22 April 2020
For effective distance learning it is not enough to transport the same things that are done in the classroom by other means, but it is necessary to rethink the same goals with different teaching models and technologies.

What to do if your course goes viral?

22 April 2020
Just like videos, your online course can go viral. Success though, you know, can "go to your head". Here's how to deal effectively with this possibility and how to take advantage of all the advantages.

Cognitive distortions in learning - Infographic

16 April 2020
Cognitive prejudices, i.e. our beliefs, can lead to systematic deviations of reality, even in learning.

Online courses: is synchronous or asynchronous training better?

16 April 2020
Training in times of social distancing has only one way out: it must take place online. Before starting an eLearning project, there is a choice to make: is synchronous or asynchronous learning better for your employees?

4 tips to make people remember the contents

16 April 2020
Online courses are an indispensable tool to improve employees' skills. However, in order to achieve this goal, it is essential that the design phase aims to make the content memorable.

Using scenario-based learning for the training of health workers

2 April 2020
Scenario-based learning allows you to recreate some realistic situations in a virtual environment, to be ready for any eventuality. This is why this technique is very effective for training in health care.

How to create a sense of community in eLearning courses

25 March 2020
The lack of direct interaction typical of many online courses can help to dampen students' enthusiasm. Here are 5 ideas to create a sense of community within online courses.

Online course feedback: 5 errors to avoid

25 March 2020
Receiving feedback on the course from students is a valuable help to improve the course in the short term. What are the mistakes to avoid when designing this test?

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