If you’ve spent any time in the education sector, you’ve probably heard of pedagogy. But you may not have come across the concept of “andragogy”. It’s a key concept in…
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Inspiration for writing e-learning scenarios can come from a variety of sources such as books, movies, and TV shows, but at the end of the day video games may provide…
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Assessments are the keystone of e-learning courses. The results reveal if your audience has learnt and retained the knowledge you’re attempting to impart, where gaps in knowledge lie, and whether…
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The ‘Lazy User Theory’ was proposed by Mikael Collan and Franck Tétard in 2007. The theory centred around the use of mobile services and proposed that users select solutions to their needs,…
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COVID-19 has redefined so much of the world it can be difficult to keep pace; it has swept aside traditional ways of working and schooling and forced us to adapt…
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‘Classrooms of the Future’ are a beautiful symbiosis between space and technology, where learning will flourish, where educators are not confined by location or physical space and where learners are…
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What is Design Thinking? According to the Interaction Design Foundation, Design Thinking revolves around a deep interest in developing an understanding of the people for whom products, services, or solutions…
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“If you think compliance is expensive, try non-compliance.” ~ Paul McNulty, Former US Deputy Attorney General How much accreditation training does your Compliance Officer need to be considered compliant with…
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Business leaders serious about staff development are very likely committed to using the latest e-learning methods available to develop their employees. How would your organisation react if they were told…
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