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8 Lessons Learned for Converting In-Person Training to Virtual Training

The Learning Dispatch

Based on our experience in developing accessible elearning, here are eight lessons learned to help get you started. The post 8 Lessons Learned for Converting In-Person Training to Virtual Training appeared first on Microassist. Start with the end in mind (goals & outcomes). Accessible Elearning is Effective Elearning.

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eLearning: Attention, Attention!

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

by Kevin Siegel        A few years ago I wrote about the  perfect playtime for an eLearning lesson (or module). And as I mentioned in  my first article , an adult learner accessing your eLearning content will have an even greater attention span than a typical web surfer. 15 seconds! Does

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Adobe Captivate & eLearning: Screen Reader Best Practices

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

I'd like to follow up that article with information about screen readers. Screen readers are programs designed to allow visually impaired learners to navigate through a website or eLearning lesson by reading the content aloud. The best ones work well with newer versions of Microsoft Office, especially Word and Excel.

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Friday Finds — Animations & Learning, Attention Span, Learning Sciences

Mike Taylor

A couple of weeks ago I shared an article about the impact of animations on learning that was rather ambiguous. Take away: Animations help you learn best when they are made for specific lessons about movement and change. Microsoft Lens Let’s dive into how different learning theories can improve the effectiveness of your videos!

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Adobe Captivate 6: Best Practices for Working with Screen Readers

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

I'd like to follow up that article with information about screen readers. Screen readers are programs designed to allow visually impaired learners to navigate through a website or eLearning lesson by reading the content out loud. The best ones work well with newer versions of Microsoft Office, especially Word and Excel.

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Friday Finds — Cognitive Bias, Emotional Intelligence, Online Slide Sharing

Mike Taylor

Take away: This article provides a comprehensive and organized list of cognitive biases, highlighting four key problems our brains have evolved to deal with which can help us improve our understanding of ourselves and our decision-making processes. Read by over 85,000+ readers from Apple, Microsoft, Google, Meta and more!

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7 Must have features of an instructional design software and recommendations

Wizcabin

For this reason, in this article we will concentrate on online instructional design software. Then learning objectives, lesson plans and assessment strategies are defined. Until recently, desktop software’s like, Microsoft office, power point and excel sheets were used in the analysis phase for developing the plans and content.