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Thought Industries, one of the fastest growing online learning SaaS companies, has announced its expansion in Europe with the launch of an office in Dublin to provide additional support to European-based customers.
Pearson, the world’s learning company, announced the acquisition of Lumerit Education, an ed tech company that helps address the issues of college degree completion and affordability in the consumer and corporate markets.
For many years, e-learning designers have relied on chatbots — those handy little digital “helpers.” With the introduction of faster internet connections and better development tools, chatbots are no longer just digitized voices behind animated...
An often-overlooked part of discussions is the role of the moderator. How can you make sure you are setting up your discussions and your moderator for success? It’s important that each discussion is purposeful and directly connected to the learning.
Despite significant investment in going digital, e-learning presents several challenges, including disengaged learners and lower learning effectiveness. Turn to neuroscience to understand how the brain learns and how to create optimal learning conditions.
The original approach to designing websites for a specific screen dimension has given way to responsive web design, enabling devices to optimize their display. Responsive design has introduced a range of new visual and experience design options.
Companies with mature data fluency competencies experience markedly higher revenue growth, customer satisfaction, profitability, market share and employee satisfaction.
Coursera, the world’s leading online learning platform, today announced Coursera for Campus — a new offering designed to help universities around the world respond to the unprecedented challenges posed by the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
As a training professional, you can design your curriculum in a way that honors the way the brain actually learns. That task can seem daunting, but you can start by reversing common misconceptions in your next e-learning initiative.