How to Make Sure Your Online Education Materials Are Section 508 Compliant
We explain what full Section 508 accessibility compliance for eLearning materials actually looks like in layman's terms.
We explain what full Section 508 accessibility compliance for eLearning materials actually looks like in layman's terms.
We consider the pros and cons of some of the most popular video hosting, transcribing, and captioning services for online courses.
Learning in a new environment can be difficult. These tips will help instructional designers develop a new student orientation process to ensure the success of first-time eLearners.
Adults hate being told what to do – and that’s exactly what mandatory compliance training is. But there's a better way! Here are 6 tips to make mandatory training more fun and easier to remember.
Reusable Learning Objects (RLOs) are a great tool for saving time when developing online eLearning courses. Here are some tips for designing and applying them to your design workflow.
For students to benefit the most from online courses, instructional designers should include appropriate contextual and corrective feedback. Here are some examples of feedback that works.
Are you a fan of Serial? Learn how you can use similar audio podcasting to support your eLearning content.
How do you deal with training that was developed using outdated, unsupported, and/or incompatible software?
If you are developing online content, you probably want to check out H5P.
Click here to learn about InqScribe, a great tool to use for ensuring your videos are accessible and include captions.