Recent work in the science of learning has now proven Hermann Ebbinghaus century-old research in learning memory.
In the 19th century, Ebbinghaus famously experimented on himsel…
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Video Series | Part 1: Introduction to Intuition in Business
Imagine if you had the gift to make great decisions. To manage every part of your career with integrity, self-belief and true determination. To succeed at every step. You already h…
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7 ways to swing eLearning from boring to engaging
There’s every chance that you’re reading this while thinking about something else you need to do. We all have competing priorities – and we all have to deal with our minds …
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The ideal time companies should invest in training
In recent years, investment in training has been put under pressure by the unprecedented business environment. There is a growing notion that training is not worthwhile, when skill…
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The Learning Factor wins Best eLearning Program 2018 Awarded by the AITD
The Learning Factor has proudly accepted the distinguished award for Best eLearning Program 2018 from the Australian Institute of Training and Development.
This award recog…
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The Simple Art of Using Emotion To Help Learning
Thousands of years ago, Plato knew that learning has deep roots in emotion. Neuroscientists have proved him right through scientific research. Thanks to advancements in technology,…
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Why the Best L&D professionals use Micro and Macro Learning
At its essence, instructional designers develop their learning plan in the frame of a model based on clear learning theory. Contemporary course design has now become a stage for de…
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The Art of Working with a Subject Matter Expert
For newbies in the eLearning sphere, an SME (Subject Matter Expert) is a valuable member of any learning design team. They are the expert in the field or topic as it relates to the…
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UX tips to make eLearning more effective
In the past, designers and developers have tended to gleefully jump straight into a new project, fingers readily hovering over their keyboards, like a line of sprinters waiting for…
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8 ways to develop mind-blowing online courses
“Mind-blowing”. It’s quite a goal. Online training that not only equips learners with knowledge and skills that they are ready to employ in the real world – but also that e…
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4 Elements of Learning Design, from Neuroscience
So you may think that you’re a visual learner? Or maybe you believe you learn best through hearing information? Well, you may need to think again.
There actually is a scienc…
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How to deal with difficult people
In an ideal world, difficult behaviours have no place at work. However, in reality, dealing with difficult people is something many people face as part of their everyday work life….
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