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Create a Gamified E-Learning Template
Most e-learning developers avoid gamification because it feels too complex to build quickly. But you can take a template you already have…
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What Employee Cheat Sheets Teach You About Course Design
Employees kept building their own cheat sheets that did more good than months of formal training. Here’s what that says about how…
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Stop Building the Wrong Type of E-Learning Course
Not every course needs the same kind of design, and building the wrong type wastes time on both ends. Here’s how to…
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Three Ways to Make Your E-Learning Course Meaningful
Most compliance courses feel pointless to the learner, even when the content matters. Here are three ways to frame that same content…
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When Should You Give Learners Instructions in Your Course
Some learners need explicit instructions. Others just want to jump in and figure it out. Here’s how to decide whether to front-load…
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What You Need to Know to Gamify Your E-Learning
Gamification isn’t just building a Jeopardy game. It’s using game concepts like points, progress, and rewards to change how learners feel about…
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Why Variables Make Your E-Learning Courses More Effective
Most course authors build linear slides and stop there. Variables let you collect learner input, evaluate decisions, and send learners down different…
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Why Learners Get Confused Before Your E-Learning Course Even Starts
Here’s an excerpt: Learners can feel just as lost starting a new course as you do navigating a foreign train station. Here’s…
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Make Your Compliance Training Better
Most compliance training is designed around assumptions about what regulations require, not what the regulations actually say. Here’s how to build something…
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What Do We Know About Adult Learners
Last week I had a kidney infection that almost put me out for good. Stuck in bed with nothing to do but…