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From Why to Wow: Develop E-learning Modules for Engaging Compliance Training

CommLab India

To meet this objective, they impose training (often online training) on employees with off-the-shelf courses which comprise box ticking exercises. Invariably, these training exercises are ill-designed. The result, employees learned how to identify harassment and the right course of action. Designing customized courses.

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eLearning Predictions 2015

Web Courseworks

Additionally, we foresee that investment in micro-learning and MOOCs will increase the demand for meaningful micro-credentials and continue to reshape the economics of professional development. This data also becomes the baseline for measuring performance improvement after the PD module (i.e.,

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52 eLearning Experts Share their Best Tip for Creating Engaging eLearning

eLearningArt

That’s why I decided to ask the leading eLearning industry experts to share their single best tip for creating engaging learning. He is well known for his books , courses, writing, consulting, and talks on interactive learning, games, and gamification. You can learn more about Karl on his website. Ray Jimenez. Bryan Jones.

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What is Mobile Learning? Examples & Benefits

ProProfs

Mobile learning, or mLearning, is an important strategy in corporate training programs. Learning delivered through mobile devices offers enhanced engagement, increases the shelf life of training, and is unlikely to become obsolete. Not only that, it enables learners to engage in learning regardless of the circumstances.