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Stop Wasting Your Development Time — Think Lean!
Lean thinking solves time-consuming bottlenecks in your eLearning development. Think lean to develop and deliver efficiently, with higher quality.
By Richard Butler • -
Low-Cost Development Doesn’t Mean Low-Value
Feeling under-budgeted? There are hundreds of free and low-cost resources available for L&D teams to use in creating professional development content.
By Tracy Parish • -
A New Book About Game-based Learning Strategy: Emotify!
In Emotify!, Michael Sutton and Kevin Allen have produced a strategic guide to game-based learning for a wide range of learning designers and managers.
By Bill Brandon • -
Register Now for the L&D on a Shoestring Online Conference
The L&D on a Shoestring Online Conference will supply you with strategies and tools for creating learning experiences at little to no cost.
By Christine Shaw • -
Update Your Design Approach With Design Thinking
Learn how to apply design thinking to update and improve your instructional design efforts.
By Bill Brandon • -
Quinnsights: State of the Acronyms
Here is an update on three common L&D acronyms: ADDIE, SCORM, and MOOCs.
By Clark Quinn • -
Why Telling People to Try Harder Doesn’t Change Behavior
In your eLearning design, use what we have learned in the last 20 years about behavior change to make a difference in learners’ personal and social behavior.
By Bill Brandon • -
Nuts and Bolts: Continuous Learning Campaigns
A successful approach for a variety of organizations, continuous learning campaigns use spaced messages sent to a target audience to support learning.
By Jane Bozarth • -
Get and Keep Learners Engaged in a Virtual Classroom
It takes more than interaction to keep learners engaged in a virtual classroom. It takes collaboration, and that requires intentional design.
By Jennifer Hofmann • -
xAPI: Getting Started
The best way to learn about xAPI is to jump in feet-first with a prototype project. It only takes three simple steps and some help from your friends!
By Peter Guenther, Matt Kliewer •