There are always going to be ethical controversies in marketing. In a highly competitive market, you need to stand out and reach a larger audience. But is clickbait actually a good strategy?
E-learning design has two purposes: to look good and enhance the information on your page or platform. The trick to making it conversion-focused is to keep a balance between the two and not let one overtake the other.
Headlines are crucial to getting your posts into the public eye. And your posts are crucial to getting a larger audience and building your personal brand, so those titles have to stand out Applying these five tips will give you that extra edge.
Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways in which we learn. Online course creators use them all the time, so knowing a few methods to enrich your lessons with the help of stories can help you be more intentional with how you structure your content for optimal learning.
Getting new clients and expanding your e-learning business is always exciting. However, your reputation is what will move you forward, so it’s crucial to do an excellent job with every learner.
Videos play an important role in online teaching since they explain and reinforce written content. Therefore, videos need to be designed really well. The success of your course will be determined by clear, memorable, and well-crafted content doubled by a voice that brings it to life.
Responsive design is like any other good design example. You can go about your day and never pay attention to it, but it’s glaringly obvious when it’s missing. Here are three things that any course entrepreneur should know about responsive design:
Having a website to promote your e-learning products and stay in touch with your audience is mandatory. Luckily, it’s a lot easier to set one up than it used to be, and you don’t even have to pay a huge amount to do so. Here are 7 steps of making your own e-learning website through WordPress:
When designing micro learning, you’ll have to focus on the online environment, know the audience, take its pulse, and find the best solutions for the questions that arise there. Even if it is different from the traditional way of approaching e-learning, micro learning can be very lucrative if done right.
Emotions have a significant influence on how we perceive things, what we pay attention to, our memories, and of course, learning. Our emotions influence learning in so many ways and as a course creator, it’s your job (and opportunity!) to use this connection to build better and more relevant online courses.
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