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Why Storyboarding Is Crucial to the eLearning Design Process
Storyboarding is crucial to the eLearning design process because it provides stakeholders with a visual representation of what a project will look like.
By Susan Jacobs • -
5 Ways to Improve Collaboration with SMEs
Building a strong relationship with SMEs is crucial to improving eLearning; these five tips will help you improve collaboration with SMEs.
By Pamela Hogle • -
5 Ways to Provide Performance Support for Your L&D Team
L&D managers must have their employees’ backs. They must be willing to push back and provide performance support for their L&D teams. Here are five ideas.
By Joanne Etmanski • -
To Engage Learners, Focus Compliance Training on Outcomes
Too much compliance training forces learners to cover material they already know; respect their time and knowledge with outcome-focused compliance training.
By Pamela Hogle • -
The Role of the LMS in the Modern Performance Ecosystem
Steve Foreman discusses the role of the LMS in the modern performance ecosystem in his new book, The LMS Guidebook.
By Susan Jacobs • -
Learning Agility: Teams, Tools, and Systems
How do we thrive in an era of AI and robotics? The same way our ancestors hunted mammoths: with teams, tools, and systems.
By Arun Pradhan • -
AR and VR Can Drive Behavior Change—Without Breaking the Bank
Augmented and virtual reality have promise as ways to drive behavior change—and it’s possible to create these experiences without a huge budget.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Final eBook on Moving Classroom to eLearning
New eLearning Guild eBook provides tips on making the organizational shift from the classroom to eLearning.
By Cori Miller • -
Cargo Cults, Shiny Object Syndrome, and eLearning
Many eLearning executives fall victim to Shiny Object Syndrome. They keep placing hope in new technologies, only to be disappointed.
By Clark Quinn • -
Nuts and Bolts: Characteristics of Successful eLearning Practitioners
What characteristics do successful eLearning practitioners share? Find out what recent Guild Research learned about this!
By Jane Bozarth •