When designing and developing eLearning the User Interface or UI is one of the most important things to consider. The User Interface is what the user interacts with when taking your eLearning course, it is everything the user interacts with and determines how the layout, colour scheme and navigation look. When learners take eLearning chances are they will be taking the training independently, this means that your eLearning will need to be engaging enough to keep the learner m

As a programmer, I have faced situations in which I have to reuse my code from a previous project, since maybe, on another eLearning project, I have need functionality that I have already programmed. I have also faced situations in which I have had the need to use code from another programmer. Unfortunately, and it has happened with my own code as well, not all the time the code that I need to reuse, is well documented. By “documented”, I mean adding annotations that explain

When developing eLearning and digital training there are a number of things you can do to enhance the overall experience your learners have. As technology evolves and more and more organisations adopt eLearning there is an increased need to ensure that learners have an enjoyable and informative experience when taking online courses. Below are some things you should consider inorder to enhance your eLearning. 1. Have clear achievements If a learner is taking eLearning chances

nfographics can really support elearning by clarifying ideas and concepts, condensing large sets of data, and engaging the audience. It’s wo

Some time ago, we engaged with a client on a project that involves videos used as part of eLearning modules, and one of the questions the client asked me was “what format do you want us to give the videos in?”. Right in that spot I thought “Wow, that is actually a good question!”. So, how do you answer that question if it’s ever asked to you? Well, I would say, it depends on the tools you are using to develop your eLearning module, and the target devices on which you want the

When designing and developing eLearning how you separate content is one of the most important things to ensuring you develop a course that is engaging and interesting for the learner. To create an eLearning course that flows well and does not overwhelm the learner requires a combination of good design and well though out content. Below are some things to consider to help you make content that is engaging for learners. 1. Information overload Information overload is something