Well, I actually think in some ways it should. Don’t get me wrong, I hate going to the dentist. Let me explain.
First is that they know what they are doing
Second they do it well, and
Third they make the experience as painless as possible. […]
Most elearning projects I’ve worked on have a pretty fixed budget. There might be a little wriggle room, but not much. So if projects are to be delivered on time and in budget, the slicker the process is, the more time there is to spend on the quality of the product – the good stuff.
I’ve […]
I think there is often an assumption that because a piece of information is in an elearning module that users will remember it. In fact, it’s likely that users retain very little of what’s contained in elearning modules. That’s not because the module is good or bad, but that we remember a lot less than […]
We often see television ad campaigns to deter people from drink driving or smoking. Some of them are really powerful and designed to shock, and sometimes scare us.
The effective ones don’t tell us that drink driving is wrong – we know that – they have to do much more.
If we look at these as learning […]
It’s sometimes difficult to know whether you’re producing a piece of elearning or whether you’re just passing out information.
Is it important? Well, it could be.
When we were making our Information Security for Mobile Devices explainer video, we started from the point that many of us had moved from very basic mobile […]
Well, they’re great for some things, heating food up, defrosting, porridge, scrambled eggs and so on. But they’re not so good when it comes to Sunday roasts or baking bread. Some ovens use a combination of heating systems to make them more suitable for different types of cooking.
Some […]