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Unreal Engine 4: Create Games, VR, and More For Learning
Learn how to use Unreal Engine 4 to develop simulations and virtual reality for eLearning.
By Bill Brandon • -
Getting the Most Out of Your DevLearn Experience
With its many sessions and activities, DevLearn can seem overwhelming. Veteran attendees and Guild staff share tips to get the most out of the conference.
By Bianca Woods • -
15 Reasons to be at DevLearn’s 15th Anniversary
You won’t want to miss DevLearn, the place where L&D gathers to discuss what’s now, what’s new, and what’s next. Here’s 15 reasons you should attend!
By Cori Miller • -
Take a Closer Look at What Your Authoring Tool Can Do
Become an expert user of your authoring tool before thinking about changing tools.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Learn How to Track Informal and Social Learning with xAPI
Informal and social learning are important to your organization’s success, but an LMS cannot track them. You need to learn how to use xAPI and the LRS.
By Bill Brandon • -
What Is JavaScript and Why Should You Learn to Use It?
JavaScript is the DNA of eLearning. It enables the creation and customization of dynamic content beyond what rapid development tools support.
By Bill Brandon, Mark Lassoff • -
360-degree Video for Immersive and Interactive eLearning
Learn the design concepts and equipment needed to use 360-degree video to create immersive and interactive training simulations.
By Matt Sparks, Jennifer Gallegos • -
In Real Life: Six Moments That Shaped My L&D Perspective
Can you name the moments and incidents that have shaped your career? Here are six moments that changed my L&D perspective.
By JD Dillon • -
Agile Project Team Leaders Need ‘Sense-and-Respond’ Approach
An Agile project team leader needs to be flexible and excel at change management.
By Megan Torrance • -
Follow This 5-Step Development Process for Better eLearning
Learn how this 5-step development process can result in better eLearning and happier stakeholders.
By Tim Slade •