We’ve rounded up 10 of our favourite elearning examples and picked out some key features and themes to inspire your projects over the next 12 months. From low-cost audio and simple infographics to immersive scenarios, adaptive content and social polling: there’s bound to be something in this list that whets your appetite to do something […]

From cave paintings to tales round the campfire, from lyric poetry recited through the generations to the mass-produced novels of today, humans have always told stories: orally, in print, on film and now online. So why – if storytelling comes so naturally to us – wouldn’t we use it when designing elearning content?

A robust QA process means less work for your reviewers and stakeholders, quicker sign-off, and more time to focus on enhancing the experience rather than fixing mistakes. More importantly, the lack of good QA risks causing your audience to (at best) lose interest or (at worst) cast your content aside in frustration.

Video for learning isn’t new. Training videos have been around for decades, and video within online learning for almost as long. But what is possible – and expected – has changed, and is continuing to challenge expectations.