How to Help Struggling Adult Learners
How can you help an online student who's struggling? These tips will help you improve your students' learning outcomes while avoiding some awkward situations.
How to Plan a New Online Course, Part 2: Goals and Assessments
In Part 2 of our guide, we help you build proper assessments into your next course, develop an effective syllabus, and manage your collaborative development so you'll stay on time and budget.
How to Plan a New Online Course, Part 1: Establishing the Basics
In this two-part overview, we’ll review some of these cornerstones and provide you with tips on how best to develop your next online course or training from the ground up.
How to Set Proper Learning Objectives
Here are some examples of what to do, and NOT do, when setting smart learning objectives for your next class.
Student Performance Analytics: Our Most-Requested New Feature!
Our newest and most-requested feature lets you see how each of your learners is doing in each course module, and lets your students track and plan their own progress!
Introducing CourseArc’s New Block Edit Feature!
Our latest update to all CourseArc installations will make our course creations tools even easier to use!
How to Make Sure Your Course Meets Its Learning Objectives
How do you know your course or training meets the required learning objectives? The answer is a 4-step process that's as easy as A-B-C-D.
How to Measure Online Course Effectiveness
Learn the simple 4-step process for evaluating how effective your courses or training modules really are, and how to spot problems in their delivery.
Tips for Adapting an In-Person Course to an Online Course
Converting an in-person course into an online course requires more than simply copying materials from one format to another. Here are some tips to help you turn your classes into online success stories.
5 Tips to Help Struggling Students Succeed Online
Distance learners can sometimes struggle due to the nature of the eLearning environment. Here are 5 strategies for helping online students succeed.