Corporate eLearning Development

A easy-to-use, robust UI (User Interface) isn’t easy to come by in LMS online course creators. Many organizations and training programs still rely on IT help to design and deliver courses and training. A problem that continues to plague the software industry is that program designers are often masters of engineering and programming, but lacking in other areas, like human psychology. It’s a sad truth that the industry is driven largely by profits and the ability to offer cutting-edge technology. Even if that technology isn’t exactly easy to manage. In times like this, even finding a user-friendly interface can be a challenge. LMS online ... Read Full Story

Are you seeking effective, flexible and creative tools for your LMS online training or eLearning course? Coggno’s feature-rich course creation toolkit just became even more versatile. This week Coggno teamed up with Rapid Intake Unison, online software that allows course creators to build Flash-based eLearning courses. Rapid Intake Unison allows course developers and subject matter experts to capture, storyboard, develop, review, test, and publish Flash-based learning content. But Rapid Intake Unison makes it exceedingly simple–users don’t actually need to know Flash. All a user has to do is fill out form-based templates to create interactive Flash-based courses, tests, quizzes, learning games, demos and simulations. ... Read Full Story

By Kitty Redman More students are looking to LMS online courses as a first step in a career change. If you are someone who is considering a career change, make sure you've created a clear plan for your career transition before you begin your elearning program. Don't be hasty--switching careers requires some time and patience. In fact, although online courses are conveniently designed to fit to your busy schedule, you should expect to dedicate a comparable amount of time on online coursework as you would to traditional coursework. It's commonly understood that furthering one's education is a powerful solution to finding a better career. ... Read Full Story

There are a number of misconceptions surrounding the purpose and function of learning management systems (LMS) and the related area of eLearning. It is perhaps an erroneous first step to look at these two areas as being distinctly separate. While it is true that each of the concepts that are presented here do have distinct definitions, they nevertheless form an integral partnership with one another, a virtual (no pun intended, but applicable) symbiotic relationship. Let’s take a look at how each of these concepts is defined in order to better understand the dynamic relationship they share with one another. A LMS is a software ... Read Full Story

Every organization realizes a need for both resource efficiency and training/information dissemination. Indeed, much time, energy, and budget allocations are directed to these functions. With a learning management system (LMS) delivering an organizations eLearning requirements, many training/educational delivery problems find quick resolution. For the uninitiated, a LMS is a software package that enables an organization to deliver educational/training materials to those who need it. This can be done either on location, utilizing computers and other technological means, or online from remote locations. eLearning is simply the concept of utilizing technology to teach or receive instructional material. Ok, this sounds great, but why should you ... Read Full Story