Learning Design

When developing eLearning courses, many designers would often start with considering the visuals, interactivity, and the script, but something that is often seen as low priority, or even not considered at all, is the audio. Why should you care about audio in your eLearning? Now that we have established why audio matters, the following are […]

Inclusive e-learning is a critical approach that recognizes the diverse needs and circumstances of learners. It aims to provide equal opportunities for all individuals, including those with disabilities. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that approximately 1.3 billion people, accounting for around 16% of the global population, experience significant disabilities. This highlights the importance of

Without a doubt the advent of pandemic has precipitated eLearning to become one of the more popular methodologies for organizational training. Despite having advantages like flexibility and cost-effectiveness, it also has its downsides, which learning designers and providers should take note of order to determine its effectiveness. Here are some tips: 1. Low learner engagement

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made a remarkable shift from being a concept of science fiction films, to a tool used in various industries, and now integrating itself into our everyday lives. But there still exists controversies on its use, as students have been found to be abusing tools like ChatGPT to write their essays, and

Another year has flown by. It is likely that by now, you have received your yearly job performance review and has received some recommendations on what you should work on. Perhaps, you also have some skills you would like to pursue to make yourself more relevant in your career. It is also possible that you