In this Blog, Frank Smit, CEO of Bridgewater Learning, relies on some recent experience on a major project to write about the need for good initial content, and then the ideal combination of scripting, voice, and development in a closely knit team.
In this brief article Frank Smit, CEO of Bridgewater Learning, comments on the need for “Pull” e-learning or Just in Time Performance Support, in addition to the more traditional “push” e-learning approach used by most organisations.
This blog article is based on a talk I gave at the Learning Landscape conference in Cape Town in April 2014. It is the second instalment of two parts.
This article is based on a talk I gave at the Learning Landscape conference in Cape Town in April 2014. It is the first instalment of two parts.
At the start of a new project we always ask our clients to teach us as they would teach their students. After all, we are lowly eLearning experts. We don’t know how to manage a reverse circulation drill rig in the desert or what betting products are available at the races. Well, at least we’re …
Putting Training into Context by Putting Context into Training Read More »
Hierarchy of information is the first of our new series of blog articles based on Design Principles in relation to e-learning design and development. This series will provide insight into various principles explaining their importance and why they are required in order to produce quality, well-crafted design.
