eLearning tips and tricks

Keeping a close eye on return on investment during your course-authoring process is essential. In this article, we’ve identified four key areas of design that can save you time—either during the making of your courses or during the taking of them.

Continuing on the theme of saving eLearning designers time and money, the Gomo team has been sifting through the internet’s many libraries of free and open-source images, videos, sound files, fonts, templates, and software. The result is a list of 23 resources that eLearning designers could consider adding to their bookmarks.

In a pandemic period, eLearning’s importance as an onboarding solution has been proven again and again. In this article, we examine three ways in which eLearning can strengthen and replace a blended approach to onboarding new hires—whatever the next decade will bring.

If you’re being asked to create more courses, more quickly than ever before, it can be difficult to keep an eye on the ever-important ROI of your creations. Your authoring tool can keep you on track—but only if it excels in the five key areas in this article.

Start to use the full power of your eLearning authoring tool with actions, display conditions, and variables. This article, the second in a two-part series exploring how creative interactions can make your courses more engaging, looks at locking menus and creating dynamic paths through your content.

Course analytics data can reveal a wealth of information about the effectiveness of the assessments and quizzes you build. Read this article to find out how you can build your courses to maximize the usefulness of this data, and the specific items this data can help you improve.

Take control of how your learners progress through your courses with the actions and display conditions in your eLearning authoring tool. This article, the first of two exploring how creative interactions can make your courses more engaging, looks at how to lock screens, with practical examples demonstrated in Gomo.

Storyboarding has the potential to greatly improve your eLearning output. In this article, we explore seven ways you can ensure that you reap the full benefits, with reference to our easy-to-use and completely free downloadable storyboard template.

Adding storyboarding into your eLearning authoring process can save time and money in the long term, while setting you up to create content that hits the mark every single time.