UX & UI
User Interface (UI) addresses the look and feel of an elearning solution. User Experience (UX) focuses on how users interact with and navigate an eLearning solution.
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In Search of a Conversational Bot: Voice Computing Evolves
Voice computing technology is constantly improving as developers tackle the problem of teaching computers to converse.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Race to the Finish: Quickly Send xAPI Data from a Robot Car
Inexpensive kit enables team to send xAPI data while testing a robot car on a makeshift course.
By Peter Guenther • -
3 Visual Design Tactics That Improve UX and Boost Usability
White space and accessibility features improve eLearning usability; discover three ways that visual design that can improve the user experience.
By Dawn Mahoney • -
Adding Interactive Transcripts Boosts Key Learning Metrics
Adding interactive transcripts to eLearning video could boost comprehension and retention.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Canetroller Enables Blind Users to Navigate VR Environments
Virtual white cane mimics physical cane’s tactile and audio feedback so blind individuals can navigate VR environments.
By Pamela Hogle • -
8 Ways to Create a Better UX in Virtual Reality
Apply these 8 best practices to create effective immersive experiences and create better UX in virtual reality-based training.
By Bill West • -
10 Easy Ways to Improve the Visual Design of Your eLearning
IDs are responsible for the success of their eLearning; improved visual design can increase usability and drive better results. Try these tips.
By Dawn Mahoney • -
Microsoft Tools Bring VR Access to Low-Vision, Blind Users
The new SeeingVR tool kit enhances VR access for people with visual impairments; users can enhance text, add visual cues to virtual objects, and more.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Get Managers on Board with Benefits of Accessible eLearning
Results matter. Better on-the-job performance and improved KPIs are among the benefits of accessible eLearning.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Mobile-First Design Makes eLearning Accessible and Usable
Mobile-first design offers learners greater control over when and where they use eLearning.
By Pamela Hogle •