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Three Ways to Motivate Your Online Learners

Rapid eLearning

Learning requires some level of interest and motivation from the person taking the course. Add Value to Motivate Learners. Motivate Learners with a Reward. Download the fully revised, free 63-page ebook: The Insider's Guide to Becoming a Rapid E-Learning Pro. Free E-Learning Resources.

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eLearning Brothers and Lodestone Create a New Concept in eLearning Training

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They can jump start development, deconstruct the files, and put newly learned skills to immediate use. Most learners attend an eLearning software training course and feel overwhelmed when they return to the office,” said Josh Cavalier, CEO of Lodestone. eLearning Template Library. “Now eLearning Template Library.

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Three Ways to Deal with Learners Who Skip the Content & Go to the Quiz

Rapid eLearning

.” Take that same emotion and apply it to typical e-learning courses, especially annual compliance and certification training. Most of those courses have what appears to be valuable content, but for the learner, the course is a lot of “need to know” but very little “need to do.” Getting Started?

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How to Get Rid of Locked E-Learning Courses

Rapid eLearning

The reason for this is that people want to make sure learners see everything in the course. You’ll create more effective e-learning courses this way. Think of it this way; there are two parts to every course: the information the learners need and assessing their ability to process it (which can happen through various means).

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Here’s Why People Complain About E-Learning & How to Fix It

Rapid eLearning

I think we can make e-learning more valuable for learners by making a few simple changes. Learners need a reason to take the course. We need to tap into what motivates them and give them a motivation to learn. If we can make these changes, I think we can make e-learning more valuable for learners.

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Are You a Bridge Building Course Designer?

Rapid eLearning

However, these objectives may not always be in alignment with the needs of the learner. And for the person consuming the course, it’s important that their learning needs are met. Many times, courses are built without any input from the learner and can be too simple, a waste of time, or irrelevant. Getting Started?

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Tell, Show, and Do: A Common Model to Build Better Online Courses

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As a younger instructional designer, I learned that the instructor does the telling and showing and the learner does the doing. If the end goal is for the learner to do something specific (and measurable) then the training needs to integrate the activity and decision-making required to do what’s learned.

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