Continuing with the topic of Adaptive Learning, we now know that the one-size-fits-all approach to developing eLearning courses is not the best approach, because learners are unique and all have different skills, knowledge and experiences, especially when it comes to topics like Leadership or sales. We also now know that Adaptive Learning helps us shape the learning paths and experiences according to their skills, by analyzing their performance in different activities. Howeve

Continuing our discussion from my previous post regarding Artificial Intelligence in eLearning, I want to reiterate the point of customizing the training (or in this case, eLearning) to meet the specific needs of the learner, taking into account their initial skills. Here is where Adaptive Learning comes into play, which basically tailors the learner’s experience depending on their performance in different areas of the eLearning module, by using data that has been gathered fr

This week has been trying on many parents and kids alike. As we all try to find our new normal in the mist of the COVID-19 quarantine, many of us struggle to find new ways to both work, parent and teach our kids. To keep my kids from spending entire days on the PS4 or just watching NetFlicks my husband and I have implemented a mandatory 1 hour of learning per day. As a former teacher and being in the eLearning field, I enjoyed today going through the Khan Academy courses (whi

Major changes to corporate culture and managing people are coming.

We are certainly living in turbulent times right now, not only here in Canada but all over the world, forcing the majority of people (those who are able to do so) to stay home and perform all their business tasks and jobs from their home office. And not only jobs are affected by this new “normal” but also training in general. It’s true that eLearning has been around for a very long time, and it ranges from videos to very interactive and innovative (like our VR module) eLearni

What strange and uncertain times we live in and I am amazed at how fast, the last week has changed the world. It was just over a week ago that I left for a March Break ski vacation with my family and some friends. When we got off the plane my son’s phone rang and it was his friend informing him that another 2 weeks of vacation, had been added to the March Break due to COVID-19. That was only one short week ago, and since then it feels like life as we know it, has been complet

Pathways is experienced in developing training both for classroom and online, now we can help other clients make that transition.

With the latest coronavirus developments practicing things such as social distancing and working and learning from home are more important than ever. VR or Virtual Reality Is one technology that can be used in this difficult time. VR involves creating a computer-generated immersive environment that users can interact with using a headset. The eLearning industry has been using VR for some time now and could be used to help train your learners or do things that would normally r

Over the years, Pathways has developed elearning and classroom training for a number of healthcare and health related clients

With the ongoing situation with COVID-19 and the Coronavirus it is more important now than ever to ensure that we all implement precautions when it comes to basic hygiene and staying healthy. Taking precautions such as washing our hands thoroughly and regularly, being aware of how viruses are spread and transmitted and ensuring we are looking after our health and getting the right nutrition goes along way to preventing viruses spreading. In the past Pathways has worked with a

When it comes to training your employees eLearning is one of the most effective and flexible ways to develop digital training and get it into the hands of your learners. eLearning and technology go hand in hand, as technology rapidly changes so does eLearning, now more than ever it is possible to deliver creative and innovative training to keep your learners engaged and interested. 360 Image Using 360 images to create eLearning is a great way to increase the interactivity of

The more elearning we create, the more we see features that go unused, possibilities for creating truly engaging learning experiences that o

As the topic of innovation keeps coming up from our clients and our prospect clients, we are wondering if authoring tools like Articulate Storyline or Adobe Captivate are now enough to fulfill our clients requirements. On one hand, we acknowledge that this authoring tools help us a great deal for most of the eLearning requirements we face day to day, such as transitions, simple animations, click and reveals, quizzing, etc., and also they are very useful for reporting to the L

When developing eLearning, images are one of the key pieces of media that you can use to teach your learners about a specific topic or subject area. Having the right images can help increase interactivity and engagement in your training and improve the overall learner experience. Below are some of the things to consider when deciding on images for your eLearning course. 1. Consistency Consistency is important when it comes to images for your eLearning or digital training. Whe

The goal of the AODA is to make Ontario accessible to all persons with disabilities by 2025.

eLearning is one type of learning you can use as part of your overall Learning and Development strategy. eLearning or electronic learning is a form of learning that is taken online using a laptop, smartphone or tablet. eLearning can be a cost effective and efficient way to deliver training to your learners and is something you should consider. Below are some of the reasons why you should consider using eLearning. 1. Flexibility Flexibility is very important for todays learner