Just like the daily news, microlearning is a series of easy-to-digest segments you can watch or read while you ride the bus or wait for the kettle to boil.
The CourseGenius tip of the month makes it easier for you to create online courses your learners will love. This month we explore the versatile multiple choice question.
Draw a line under unacceptable behaviour by training your staff in the do’s and don’ts of workplace etiquette. Online compliance training can make this process even easier.
We’ve got some great news – the most requested feature from our CourseGenius customer community is now available! Our new “User Groups” feature makes it easier to administer your online courses and to do more streamlined reporting. Read on for a quick overview about how User Groups makes it easier for you to manage online courses.
Small businesses face unique challenges compared to CEOs at large enterprises. One of the biggest challenges faced by small businesses is hiring and retaining staff. Bringing a new employee onboard can cost as much as 4 times their annual salary. A big part of this is training costs – training the new employee to the point they can work safely and productively in the business. And then like most businesses, you’ll probably spend $700 to $1,100 per employee annually on ongoing training. This ongoing training is great for up skillingemployees andimproving retention (particularly for millennials) but it all costs you real money. So what are some cost effective alternatives to traditional staff training sessions?
YouTube has evolved beyond pure entertainment to become a fantastic source for educational video content. In this post we will look at some great reasons for using YouTube in your online courses.
If you’re just getting started out in online learning, one of your first big decisions will be selecting a course authoring tool. But there are so many different options out there it can be overwhelming!
This blog article looks at the pros and cons of the two main methods of authoring online learning: web-based vs desktop tools. We’ve also included a list of handy questions you can run through at the end to help you decide which solution is best for you.
