Form-Fit-Function – Is it Applicable in the eLearning Industry? admin, November 7, 2017October 12, 2023 Can learning be ‘engineered’? What if we were to use best practices from other domains to improve the way we create learning? Here’s how a basic concept from the manufacturing industry can be adapted to the learning industry. While working on a project for a manufacturing organization a few months back, I had created a storyboard on Form, Fit, and Function (also referred to as FFF or F3 in engineering parlance). I hadn’t thought much of it back then, but for some reason it stayed at the back of my mind and lately, it’s been haunting me every waking hour. Why, a voice in my head screams out, can’t this concept be applicable to the learning industry as well? So, having mulled this over, I’m now putting my thoughts down on paper. Read the article blended learning Custom eLearning eLearning Courses custom e-learning contentmobile learningPersonalized training
blended learning Is your eLearning Course Really Working? 5 Reasons to Track Learner Progress May 18, 2018October 11, 2023 An eLearning program is only as good as the difference it makes to its learners. People participate in an eLearning course for various reasons. It could be to gain knowledge, to improve or learn new skills, to get motivated, etc. But over time, with the same course being imparted, a… Read More
Articulate Rise – Does It Rise to the Occasion? September 14, 2017October 12, 2023 The Articulate Storyline family of offerings keeps getting better! The Storyline 360 suite came with a lot of additional bells and whistles, one of them being Articulate Rise. What does Rise achieve? Well, Rise is a web app that helps create fully responsive eLearning courses. Be ready, though, to change your… Read More
Bite-sized learning: So you don’t bite off more than you can chew July 23, 2017October 12, 2023 Many professionals believe that bite-sized learning has always been the right size of learning. Some people may think it to be something that contains more useful content and that fits smaller screens or any screen. Micro-learning is learning in smaller fragments and goes hand in hand with traditional methods of… Read More