Editor's note: This article was originally published in February 2015 and has been updated to reflect  current practices. Originally, blended learning referred to adding an online component to … [Read more...]

Podcasts are the only way I know to keep up with subjects and topics of interest without taking away from tasks that must be done. The number of podcasts for learning professionals is growing by leaps … [Read more...]

It was the subject line of an email from Elliot Masie's newsletter. That's when I first read the words, retooling instructional design. The phrase kicked my imagination into high gear. It aptly … [Read more...]

I'm sure you've heard by now that storytelling can make learning more effective. What is the importance of learning through stories? Stories help us process and remember information. Perhaps they even … [Read more...]

Years ago, wiki software had a surge in popularity because of its capability to collaboratively organize and structure content. In today's enterprise, can wiki software still be relevant to Learning … [Read more...]

Years ago I designed the first mobile app of glossary terms for instructional designers. The app got out of date and I never had the opportunity to update it. Yet, as I read through these tips, they … [Read more...]

Are you hesitant to design mobile learning and mobile performance support? Would it be easier if you had a way to think through how users will move through your program and how you will structure … [Read more...]

When you buy a piece of furniture that needs to be assembled, you follow the enclosed instructions to put it together. It makes more sense to follow the instructions step-by-step than to memorize them … [Read more...]

The practice of user experience (UX) design overlaps nicely with learning experience (LX) design. Both fields are interested in the perceptions, mental models, motivations, needs and behaviors of … [Read more...]