How do you design immersive e-learning courses to suit different learning styles?
How do people learn? There are three primary learning styles: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. You may feel that immersive learning...
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Tech layoffs: A (very) hidden opportunity for e-learning?
The last few months have seen widespread tech layoffs around the world, and of course, this has left a harsh...
VR-based Learning can negatively impact a learner’s Communication Skills. Here’s how you can make sure that doesn’t happen!
The significant benefits of VR in education are well known. Immersive learning improves comprehension and retention, and lets you repeat...
Do you need to train your customers?
66% of consumers expect companies to understand their expectations and tailor their deliverables to suit them. By a similar token,...
Immersive Experiential Learning: The What, How and Why
How do you let learners experiment and apply their learning, without risk? Consider using immersive experiential learning. It’s a hands-on...
Bring the past to life: Role-playing games for teaching history
Role-playing games are a very interesting way to teach various academic subjects, especially history. After all, history is nothing but...
Virtual Reality: the Future, but not the Present, of e-learning?
Chances are, you’ve been tracking virtual reality as the next big thing in e-learning, for some time now. Having said...
Caution: Repetition Reduces Interest!
You know the saying - ‘Practice makes perfect’. That means that your learners need to repeat the same e-learning module...
Gamify better with these 5 structural elements
If you’ve been following this blog, you know that gamification is an incredibly effective e-learning instructional design technique. It increases...