While browsing online in the last few years, you may have seen pop-ups that say “Flash will no longer be supported after December 2020” or “Click to enable Flash Player.” Your IT Manager may also have sent out a notice announcing that Adobe Flash will no longer be supported after 2020. But what does this … Continued
Filed under: Adobe Flash Player, Change Management, Flash 2020, Flash End of Life, Flash to HTML5, Technology Solutions
Unlock the secrets to seamless tech adoption with our expert guide. Learn how to align new technologies with your team’s needs, foster enthusiastic buy-in, and support your staff through changes, ensuring a smooth transition and maximizing organizational benefits.
Filed under: Change Management, Helping Employees, Technology
Discover five compelling statistics that showcase the significant impact of eLearning on organizational growth, employee retention, and environmental sustainability. Learn how eLearning not only boosts revenue but also enhances employee morale and reduces carbon emissions, positioning it as a pivotal tool for modern businesses.
Filed under: eLearning, Infographics, Training
According to Purdue University, “Simply put, instructional design is the creation of instructional materials.” But effective Instructional Design goes beyond the creation of instructional materials to carefully analyze how learners absorb information and map out how to best convey information to those learners through effective design, content, and delivery in order to yield measurable results. Instructional … Continued
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Using storytelling as a tool in e-learning experiences My daughter loves to hear stories. Like so many kids, it’s a vital part of her bedtime ritual. If we try to skip this part of the routine, watch out! Emotions burst loose and tears fly. The story must be heard! We adults have story ‘rituals’ too. … Continued
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There is a new emerging standard for eLearning – the Tin Can API. The Evolution from SCORM to Tin Can API Tin Can API was originally intended to become the next version of SCORM, the old-standby communication standard used by learning management systems (LMS) since the dawn of digital time. (Or at least since 2001, which … Continued
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