With the pandemic showing no sign of letting our lives go back to the life we were living until the beginning of 2020, the 'new normal' today is quite different from what we may have imagined. It has been tough on our personal lives, our social lives, and of course, our work lives. With all of the work being online, the virtual new employee orientation process has also become an essential aspect.
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Instructional Design is an integral part of the e-learning world today. It is the development of learning experiences and materials based on systematic learning theories. These learning experiences help learners to gain new skills and knowledge. Furthermore, Instructional design also includes evaluation and activities that keep the learner engaged. Thus, it shifts the focus of learning from being passive to interactive and becomes an integral part of learning.
Mobile learning increases the accessibility of training for learners. This can be substantiated with the data shared by The World Advertising Research Center (WARC) wherein it forecasted that by 2025, almost three quarters (72.6%) of internet users access the internet using their smartphones. The effectiveness of mobile training can be gauged by the statistics provided by the Asia-Pacific Skillsoft survey, wherein 72% of the participants reported increased engagement with mobile learning.
The application of game design elements and game principles in non-game contexts is called Gamification. It uses various aspects of game design elements to increase user engagement and motivation to learn. Gamification has been a center of attention in the education industry for a long time now.
Are your eLearning courses still on Flash and you are wondering if you should convert your eLearning courses from Flash into HTML5? Then your luck may run out pretty soon. Adobe had announced in 2017 that by 2020 they would discontinue support for the Flash player plugin. Google and Microsoft also announced that they would remove support for Flash from their browsers. Here are some of the important reasons why you should convert your elearning courses from Flash to HTML5.
Learning Management Systems are software applications used for the creation, distribution, and managing the delivery of educational content and training or learning programs. The most basic of the LMS software contains a core platform that allows the administrator to upload learning content, deliver the lessons, give announcements, and share useful data with users.
With electronics devices becoming entrenched more and more into our daily lives, the education industry is also feeling the change. With the education systems evolving day by day, more teachers are turning towards eLearning and Mobile Learning (mlearning) systems. However, what most people do not realize is that eLearning and Mobile Learning are two different systems entirely. Both of those systems have a place in the learning environment if correctly used. Read on to find out how these two are different from each other and which of these systems would be perfect for your needs.
Microlearning courses enable you to learn something new, without taking too much time that too in easily digestible small parts.
