eLearning
Before COVID-19 suddenly made us all remote workers and students, mobile learning apps, performance support tools, and self-paced learning were already a trend. Given the large number of people staying at home, organizations are undertaking a digital transformation of training.
This short guide is not meant to be an all-encompassing step by step process, but it will help you get started in the brainstorming process required at the beginning of the creation of each eLearning course.
While English is the most common language in learning and development, not everyone online is English proficient or feels comfortable learning in languages in which they are not native.
Did you know that 80% of US companies are using eLearning? With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to expand into different world regions and with a grim outlook into the near future, institutions and companies need to look for other ways to remain productive and provide online solutions not only to their clients but also to their partners and employees.