Weekly Blog about eLearning

Creating content for inclusion in training courses is a central theme for eLearning. Let’s see some examples of contents and advice on how to create them

Not sure how to calculate the expenses of an eLearning project? Is your budget limited? In this article we explore 7 tips for developing effective and inexpensive eLearning courses.

We often see pauses as non-productive moments. New studies show that pauses are critical to the learning process.

Feedback as an opportunity for improvement. Here's why in e-learning it is crucial for both users and creators.

YouTube is the largest video sharing platform, and since the human brain processes images 60,000 times faster than text, it is an interesting tool for elearning

Thanks to technology, education is moving from physical classrooms to virtual classrooms. Let's find out what they are, what they are for and what advantages they offer.

Active learning is one of the most effective and popular training methods, but creating an active learning environment online requires a lot of attention.

One might think that TikTok and education are worlds apart, but the opposite seems to be true and social media may be showing us the way to the future of learning.

This article explores microlearning and nanolearning and the respective roles they play in corporate training

The most popular instant messaging application can also be unexpectedly useful for educational purposes.

Benefits and challenges of eLearning in medicine during the Covid-19 pandemic.

We find out why digital skills training needs to be reconsidered and which skills are essential to keep teams competitive.

Customer training is becoming increasingly important for companies. Let's try to understand what it is and why it is so popular.

Online training is increasingly used in all fields. But what are the impacts of eLearning courses in medical education?

Why should your company use eLearning for employee training? Find out in this infographic.

It is an eLearning modality that is still little used, but is among those with the highest guarantee of success. Here's how to put it into practice.

Education is becoming less and less 'serious' by trying to integrate play and humour. In this article we understand why.

A look at use cases of eLearning for continuing medical education in developing countries