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Using Copyrighted Music and Media in Your Podcast
Using copyrighted music and media in your podcast isn’t impossible, but you do need to get a license first. This simple guide will keep you out of trouble.
By Jeff D'Anza • -
5 Things Every eLearning Authoring Tool Should Have
With so many solutions on the market, we explore five key elements you should be looking for when deciding which eLearning authoring tool is right for you.
By Mike Alcock • -
Super-Charge Employee Performance with Cognitive Computing
Far from taking over jobs, cognitive computing systems, the newest iteration of AI, serve as coaches and mentors, boosting employee performance.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Production Values for Audio Podcasts, Part 2
Successful podcasts use production values to create listener engagement and professional audio quality. Here are more techniques to achieve this.
By Jeff D'Anza • -
Production Values for Audio Podcasts, Part I
Successful podcasts use production values to create listener engagement and professional audio quality. Here are some techniques to achieve this.
By Jeff D'Anza • -
Let Moments of Learning Need Guide When to Use Microlearning
IDs deciding when to use microlearning and when to go macro might consider using moments of learning need as a guide.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Ethics Toolkit Aims to Forestall Harms, Abuses of Technology
Improve learner experience: New ethics toolkit encourages eLearning designers and developers to plan ahead to mitigate potential abuses of technology.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Quinnsights: When to Use a Consultant
A consultant brings deep knowledge, practical experience, and outside perspective. This article helps L&D leaders determine when to use a consultant.
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A Picture Really Is (Usually) Worth a Thousand Words
Although people often say that a picture is worth a thousand words, research shows that people learn better from words and pictures together than from words alone.
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Leaders in the Limelight: LuLu Yang
Learning leader LuLu Yang believes that in order to build a high -performance team, members must work, play, and break bread together.
By Susan Jacobs •