Video & Media
Multimedia uses in the creation of learning solutions including video, audio, graphics, photos, embedded simulations, animations, etc used to be the solution or enhance it.
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Debunking 5 Myths: VR-Based Training Effective at Any Age
VR-based training is no longer a novelty. It is demonstrably effective for learners of all ages and for many types of training.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Toolkit: Trivantis Lectora Inspire 18.2.1 & Lectora Online 4.3
Lectora Online and Lectora Inspire have added new features and collaboration tools. Read about them here!
By Joe Ganci • -
DevLaunch—the Annual Guide to the Latest Innovations in L&D
At DevLearn 2019 Conference & Expo we are excited to bring you DevLaunch—the annual guide to the latest innovations in L&D.
By Ashley Chum • -
Avoid ‘No Programming Required’ Authoring Tool Limitations
‘No programming required’ rapid authoring tools may have unacceptable limitations. You can avoid the limitations if you can code solutions in JavaScript.
By Bill Brandon • -
Opportunities for Reflection Improve eLearning Experiences
Including opportunities for reflection can cement learning and improve eLearning experiences for learners.
By Pamela Hogle • -
Arist Sees the Future of Global eLearning—in Text Messages
Text-based courses open up possibilities for global eLearning in countries with limited internet access.
By Michael Ioffe • -
Ask Hard Questions Before Deciding on AR-based eLearning
Is AR-based eLearning the best approach for your learners? Ask the hard questions before jumping in.
By Destery Hildenbrand • -
10 Steps for Creating a Voice User Interface for Learning
Voice user interfaces for learning present opportunities—and challenges—for L&D teams. Here’s how to get started.
By Myra Roldan • -
5 Effective Formats for Microlearning and When to Use Each
Building eLearning assets? Consider these 5 formats for microlearning that are effective and easy to create.
By Carla Torgerson, Sue Iannone • -
In eLearning Video, Attention To Detail Makes The Difference
Using video to make microlearning is a natural idea. But audio quality is important, and so is your story and your video production values.
By Bill Brandon •











