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Finding the Right Curriculum Developer for You Isn’t a Fairytale
In the well-known fairytale “Cinderella,” a poor girl is visited by her fairy godmother. This girl was not given a choice of fairy godmother, nor did she have a chance to ask for references. In fact, the girl had never spoken to her fairy godmother before that moment....
How to Measure the Success of a New Curriculum
Designing new curriculum is not quite like the adage, “A journey of a thousand steps begins with the first.” Sure, the curriculum designing process has many steps. But at the beginning of designing a new curriculum, the last step is the focus: Measuring its success....
What Is Blended Learning and Its Advantages
Realize these gains by moving to a blended learning approach Blended learning is a mix of face-to-face instruction and online learning. Often modular in design, blended learning uses a range of learning items from video to online courses. One key advantage of moving...
Why Mobile Learning Continues to Grow
Mobile learning is more than a trend, it’s primed to grow. Don’t fret: your investment in eLearning is about to pay off. mLearning is a natural extension of eLearning. Here is why mobile learning primed to take off.
5 Benefits of Developing a Game-Based Course
How can you squeeze creativity, problem-solving, critical thinking, decision-making, and risk-taking into your next course? Play with it! Make your next course game-based.
Top eLearning Trends in 2020 You Should Be Aware Of
The redesign is a common thread in these six eLearning trends that will keep courses at peak performance in 2020.
Why Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality Are Disrupting the Entire Education Landscape
There are two new innovations in education that are not fads: augmented reality and virtual reality. Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are part of education’s evolution.
5 Steps to Effective Curriculum Planning
Computerized Adaptive Testing is a form of computerized testing that adapts based on the answers provided by the test-taker.
Instructional Designer vs. Content Writer: What’s the Difference?
Two different course creation specialists offer multiple advantages.
Pros and Cons of Computerized Adaptive Testing
Computerized Adaptive Testing is a form of computerized testing that adapts based on the answers provided by the test-taker.
Our Top 5 Content Development Articles of 2019
As we get ready to welcome 2020, we thought it would be a great idea to recap 2019 with our top 5 articles written this year.
Top 4 Mistakes to Avoid When Creating a Computer Science Curriculum
Without a doubt, creating a computer science curriculum can be a bit challenging. There are a ton of variables and plenty of room for mistakes.