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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 • -
Nuts and Bolts: Learning from Your Own Work
Reflective practice (learning from your own work) is a powerful way to support self-directed learning.
By Jane Bozarth •