by Viola Lloyd | Feb 25, 2013 | -Top Tips, Old News
The guiding principle for rapid eLearning design is to be intentional. Everything you do while developing your course should be planned and exist for a reason. But eLearning courses typically start from existing content. That content can easily dictate how the course...
by Viola Lloyd | Feb 25, 2013 | -Features, Old News
More than 90% of your daily routine is comprised of various habits that create your behaviours. Most of these habits are performed subconsciously, which means that you are so used to doing them you don’t even think about them on a conscious level. What separates the...
by Viola Lloyd | Feb 14, 2013 | -Case Studies
At the Aldingbourne Trust, a West Sussex based enterprising charity which supports adults with learning disabilities, eLearning isn’t just saving valuable charity resources, it’s also directly helping to engage and retain staff. Declaring the Trust a winner of a top...
by Viola Lloyd | Feb 8, 2013 | -News, Old News
Taking online courses…can help develop skills and bring new ideas to an organisation.” Sir Stuart Etherington, chief executive of NCVO Skills – Third Sector is calling upon employers to prioritise investment in staff development and career planning, as a key...
by Viola Lloyd | Jan 9, 2013 | -Features, Old News
Lessons in how to engage learners online are often learnt the hard way – when initiatives fail. What are the critical tactics that big players like Google and Facebook use to ensure success? Learn about their secrets in a practical, free seminar at Learning...