No matter how distinguished yourSME or appealing your design, if your learners aren’t engaged, your eLearningisn’t likely to be successful. With that in mind, The eLearning Guild hascompiled tips from 39 of the top minds in the business, many of them speakersat Learnings Solutions 2016 Conference& Expo and the co-located Learning& Performance Ecosystem Conference, for their best ways to increaselearner engagement.
The resulting eBook, Engagement That Works: Tips from Learning Solutions Thought Leaders,contains solid best practices and fresh advice that can change how you thinkabout eLearning. From simple adjustments like changing statements intoquestions that challenge learners to participate to the need to avoid overwhelminglearners with eye candy, these tips will help your eLearning make an impact.
The best of today’s thoughts onengagement
The contributors to the eBook offertips ranging from short, simple fixes to reframing the way you think aboutengagement.
Learn from:
- Cammy Bean on Forming a Partnership with the Participant’s Manager
- Sean Bengry on ID Solutions
- Peter Berking on the Psychology of Recording
- Nick Bird on Personalization, Understanding Tech Capabilities, and More
- Alicia Blitz on the Creative Process
- Jane Bozarth on Participation
- Daniel Brigham on Revising Bad eLearning Scripts
- Robin Castellanos on Conversational eLearning Scripts
- Chip Cleary on the Value of Tracking Post-training Engagement
- Melissa DeJesus on Purposeful Engagement
- James Goldsmith on Challenging Participants
- Manish Gupta on Effective Learning Exercises, Interactive Images, and More
- Johnny Hamilton on Stakeholder Understanding, Making Infographics Stickier, and More
- Jennifer Hofman on the Virtual Classroom
- Anita Horsely on Successful ID
- Andrew Hughes on Games and Gamification
- Nishan Joomun on Game-based Learning
- David Le Page on Self-development Capability and Reverse Coaching
- Jamie Liske on Designing Performance-oriented Learning
- Erin Long and Sing Wong on Providing Meaningful Content
- Jean Marrapodi on Assessment
- Ellen Murphy on Connecting with Virtual Students Using Pre-course Surveys
- James Phillips on Script Checks, Compliance Lessons, and the Value of Smartphones
- Gus Prestera on Creating a Thriving Ecosystem
- Clark Quinn on SMEs, Supporting Learning, and More
- Karin Rex on Aiming for Concurrent Collaboration
- Ann Rollins on Creating Cohorts, Thinking Outside PowerPoint, and More
- Charlene X. Rousseau on Applying Micro-reinforcement Training
- Lou Russell on Emotional Intelligence, Delivery Modes, and More
- Alex Salas on Knowledge Transfer and the Overuse of ILT
- Steve Sieberts on Using Virtual Video Studios in eLearning
- Nina Talley on Live Training Best Practices
- Sarah Thompson on How Brains Learn
- Kevin Thorn on Planning, Practice, and Career Evolution
- Shauna Vaughan on Knowing Your Job
- Mathias Vermeulen on Motivation
- Patrick Weir on Video
- Lisa Whalen on Breaking Things Up and Using Prototypes
- Michael Windelspecht on Using YouTube Analytics to Identify Potential Microlearning Topics
Download Engagement That Works: Tips from Learning Solutions Thought Leaders today.
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eBooks from The eLearning Guild are FREE for everyone, and Guild membershipis not required to access them. With more than two dozen published titles,every Guild eBook is focused on one theme. Some are collections of tips wegather from the industry experts and experienced practitioners who speak at ouronline events, while others offer tips from Guild members around the world. Inany case, you’ll find valuable information that you can immediately put to workin your organization.
