Gamify Your eLearning!

Our world is facing numerous challenges, from climate change to economic inequality. And while it may seem as if they’re disconnected from what children are learning in classrooms around the world right now, it’s not. It’s on our education system to adapt to changes in how we live and work, and to be able to prepare students to not only respond to those challenges, but find solutions for them.

Enhance your understanding and develop your ability to explain the relationship between Assessment, Evaluation, and Research processes to learning outcomes and goals. In this webinar, we discuss the elements of learning and program outcomes assessment, how to write effective learning and outcomes statements, and the relationship of learning and program outcomes to other assessment practices in student affairs.

In the continuously evolving eLearning ecosystem, it can be daunting to navigate the rapid changes, new technologies, trends, and strategies positioned to help you reach your goals. Luckily for you, we’ve pinpointed the main trends to be aware of that will keep your training program moving in the right direction - on the path to sustained performance and employee success. During this live webinar, we will explore the recent industry trends that are emerging as front-runners for corporate eLearning strategy.

Do you train your staff on accessibility best practices?Having a strong, well-developed training program can directly impact the success of your institution’s accessibility initiative. Too often, training sessions are too long, too hard, and not engaging. As a result, nothing gets done.At Michigan State University, they realized it was time to change how they trained and supported their staff. In this webinar, Jennifer Ismirle, Senior User Experience Researcher, and Phillip Deaton, Accessibility Coordinator, from Michigan State University will share how they developed a digital accessibility training program for different types of content and content creators. They will discuss why training is important, as well as share strategies for creating an engaging and successful program.