eLearning Brothers

MARCH 14, 2016

As long as people need to research, we will always need well-sourced repositories for information. In the internet age, we’ve developed new technologies called wikis, which are essentially databases where users all over the world can contribute to the information. Click on the image to view the video in the library!

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eLearning Brothers

JULY 20, 2016

It’s information that we can use to inform our eLearning process and design. Everywhere you look, data is captured—within all those numbers, there is information for eLearning designers and their subject matter expert (SME) partners to examine as a way to determine what should be included in a course.

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eLearning Brothers

AUGUST 3, 2016

According to Wikipedia, the game has reportedly been downloaded by more than 75 million people worldwide in the month since it launched! Just because you’re delivering content via a screen doesn’t mean you can’t encourage or entice learners to get up out of their seat and find information. Keep it active.

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eLearning Brothers

JUNE 22, 2015

So here’s a quick overview of Captivate 8’s text-to-speech features as well as some details on how to obtain the voices, install them, and a couple related options and further resource information. If you want read more about Microsoft’s TTS voices, Wikipedia has a lengthy article.

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eLearning Brothers

JANUARY 8, 2015

He suggests holding booster events because learners retain a higher percentage of vital information. Art Kohn says, “…your brain wants to retain information that is useful to you and purge information that is not. Let the learners know why they need the information in the eLearning course. Why does this work?

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eLearning Brothers

APRIL 16, 2015

Look for the “Terms of Use,” “License Information,” or “Legal Agreement” section of the website you are browsing. So how do you know which category the assets you’re looking to use fall under? Most likely, with a little bit of effort you can find these details.

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