August 4, 2020

10 Tips to Design Effective Microlearning Experiences

We’re used to consuming content in quick, short bursts—social media posts, emails, YouTube videos, Google searches, and so on. Short, easy-to-access information is appealing to on-the-go learners. Small chunks of content also appeal to “deskless […]
April 28, 2020

Just-in-Time Learning: For Today and Tomorrow

The global coronavirus outbreak is not just taking lives, it is also giving rise to misinformation with catastrophic consequences. It is a time of great uncertainty, anxiety, and fear. To help people protect themselves from […]
February 18, 2020

Is Your Writing Accessible to the Visually Challenged?

Accessibility means different things to different people, but there can be no debate about its importance in the e-learning industry. Though there are many aspects to accessibility, this article will focus on writing accessible content […]
December 17, 2018

An English Major’s Guide to Learning Design

Some learning designers are one-man or woman bands. They write the content, enter it into a rapid authoring tool (lovingly known as a RAT), and choose or create the images, audio, video, and everything else that goes into making a course dynamic