The best of the best: edition of the guest post
Creating more engaging and more impactful Elearning experiences, leading to inscriptions through higher education websites and winning CEU credits are only some of the subjects that our guest writers have addressed in February. Each month, we highlight the best of the best, and this time, we have a lot of expert ideas and initiate advice to share. In no particular order, here are the best contributions from the invited authors last month.
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5 contributions from the guest author that you should read today
1 and 1 The future of online learning for mental health professionals: accessing continuing education units (CEU) By Dr. Michael Moats
Online learning has transformed continuing education for mental health professionals, offering flexible, profitable and accessible opportunities to gain continuing education units (CEU). Dr Michael MOATES Underline why online learning is the right adjustment and additional advantages of CEU courses.
2 How to create a striking virtual training: the areas of development and the best advice By Andy Springer
Virtual training often falls flat due to the disengagement of content, technical problems and poor facilitation. But with the right approach, organizations can transform their virtual sessions into dynamic experiences and results. Andy Springer Share the key factors that distinguish successful virtual training.
3 and 3 How to design a higher education website that stimulates registration By Zeniya Cooley
Find out which actions higher education institutions can implement today to attract potential students to their websites and convert these perspectives into registrants. Zeniya Cooley Also explore examples of the real world of effective higher education sites.
4 The dark side of Elearning applications: Do we really learn or just memorize? By Arjun S.
Elearning applications stimulate accessibility, but do they promote real learning? Arjun S. Discuss the way gamification, automation led by AI and short lessons risk retention at the surface instead of deep understanding and critical thinking.
5 How LTI eliminates the need to change LMS platforms forever By Ralf Klein
The change in LMS platforms is expensive and disruptive. LTI eliminates this need by transparent new tools in any LMS. Ralf Klein Explore how the LTIs work, its advantages and why it is the future of elearning.
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