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In Real Life: Get Rid of the Boxes
Why do we put new ideas into boxes or silos when we think about improving eLearning? Shiny Object Syndrome does not solve learning problems!
By JD Dillon • -
eLearning Plus Microlearning Equals Dynamic Digital Learning
Engage learners and improve retention with a digital learning strategy that includes both conventional eLearning and microlearning.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Moodle Workplace: New Functionality and Features for Moodle
Moodle HQ has launched Moodle Workplace for employee education, onboarding, compliance, and other uses in non-academic organizations.
By Bill Brandon • -
4 Marketing Ideas to Borrow for Better Learning Experiences
In marketing as in learning, the common goal is to engage and communicate with an audience. Here are 4 marketing ideas instructional designers can borrow.
By Danielle Wallace • -
Research Discredits Learning Styles “Matching Hypothesis”
While appealing, the learning styles “matching hypothesis” does not hold up to scrutiny. Matching teaching to content produces better outcomes.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Ultimate Collaboration Tool is Already in Employees’ Hands
Enterprise social collaboration tools are a great way to build community and spark collaboration. Best of all, most employees already know how to use them
By Pamela Hogle • -
Write a Successful Learning Solutions Article Proposal!
The first step to getting published in Learning Solutions is a well-crafted article proposal. Here’s how to write one!
By Bill Brandon • -
Quinnsights: Strategies for Success
The activities that lead to organizational success—decision-making, problem-solving, design, and research—provide the foundation for L&D strategy.
By Clark Quinn • -
Digital Skills Dominate Job Ads for Instructional Designers
The skills that an instructional designer is expected to have are changing; Guild research shows a trend toward a digital skillset.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Virtual Training Survey Reveals 2019 Trends, Surprises
Virtual training survey reveals trends, technology challenges—and a surprising new platform.
By Cindy Huggett •