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Putting together effective e-learning content can be thought of as a science, or perhaps a fine art. You might think it’s a simple matter of compiling the information you want to convey and distributing it to your learners. However, you could risk creating a course that isn’t engaging enough, or that simply isn’t fit for purpose.

You might have heard about blended learning: professional training experts rave about it, and it has featured on the agenda of every digital transformation conference for some time. But, what does blended learning actually mean? Want to know what all the hype’s about and the answers to the question, what is blended learning? We’ve produced a handy infographic to help explain. 

We propose 4 steps to set up the skills plan: definition of objectives, skills assessment, inventory of available resources and communication.

Blended learning focuses on the learner's experience by combining face-to-face training and e-learning.

What makes a successful e-learning module? It needs to be well-defined, well-written and well-executed. Find out more below!

It's hard to miss the MOOC trend that has developed in recent years, to the point of flooding free training platforms. Thanks to MOOCs, everyone can train freely and for free, and even receive certification. But then... What do the new terms COOC and SPOC mean?

The skills development plan... Everybody talks about it but nobody really knows how it works! Here are 5 valuable tips to build an efficient and profitable plan for your business.

E-learning has now been around for decades, but plenty of misconceptions still surround it. As an LMS provider, we hear these opinions from decision makers and stakeholders all the time, and we decided it was time to set the record straight. In this article, we’ll take a look at some common beliefs concerning e-learning, and examine whether there’s any truth to them.

IDD stands for "Insurance Distribution Directive". It is a European directive in force since 2016, whose ordinance and decrees were published in France in May and June 2018. The IDD effectively repeals the Insurance Intermediary Directive (also known as IMD1).