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Insights from an effective eLearning expert

BrightCarbon

I push to develop our Carbonites, supporting building their skillsets to delight our clients and build their expertise in all things training and eLearning from the theory through to the practical. We also work with a lot of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs). Proactively, I keep eLearning in BrightCarbon run smoothly and progress.

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OpenSesame announces partnership with Real Projects to expand business skills and information security course library

OpenSesame

Global 2000 can now leverage critical training to improve business skills and information security in their organizations. Enterprise companies leverage the OpenSesame Plus subscription with over 7,500 curated courses—now including Real Projects’ learner-focused courses— to develop employee’s professional and information security skills.

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Experts and Explanations

Clark Quinn

I’ve been going through several different forms of expert documentation. Experts have trouble articulating their thinking. There are some reliable problems with experts and explanations that are worth reviewing. There are some reliable problems with experts and explanations that are worth reviewing. What to do?

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Deep learning and expertise

Clark Quinn

So here’s a riff on deep learning and expertise. Here, I’m suggesting that the goal of deep learning is expertise. We’ve automated enough of the component elements that we can use our conscious processes to make expert judgments in addressing performance requirements. If you want expertise, know what it takes and do it.

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How to Remove Nice-To-Know Information From Your eLearning

Tim Slade

When you’re starting work on an eLearning project, it’s not always clear what information should and should not be included in your eLearning course. How can you separate nice-to-know information from must-know information, especially when it’s a topic or process you aren’t familiar with?

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Top 10 eLearning companies in South Africa

Paradiso Solutions

Their expertise extends to eLearning localization and translation , ensuring content is culturally and linguistically appropriate for diverse audiences. Their subject matter experts and instructional designers work collaboratively to deliver high-quality, engaging educational experiences.

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SMEs Shouldn’t Write Branching Scenarios (And What To Do Instead)

Experiencing eLearning

I genuinely don’t think it’s a subject matter expert’s job to write a full branching scenario. SMEs aren’t IDs First of all, your subject matter experts probably aren’t instructional designers. (If They aren’t experts in learning. After all, the SMEs are the experts, right?