Why Is Online Learning Moving from Flash to HTML5?

Until recently, Flash was the most popularly used tool for authoring e-learning courses or training programs, thanks to its scope to incorporate engaging animations, immersive graphics, and interactive features. However, with tablets and smartphones emerging as the preferred medium for accessing these learning materials and fewer devices supporting Flash, HTML5 is emerging as a go-to alternative for most developers.

LMS for Nonprofits: Why is it Important?

The pandemic has negatively impacted the revenues and funding of over 75% of US nonprofits. This illustrates the need to leverage modern tools like LMS for nonprofits to recover the dip in revenue. With the help of online learning tools, nonprofits can save on expenses like employee training and use a better-trained workforce to generate greater funding. Let’s have a look at all the ways in which LMS platforms can prove to be important to nonprofits.

Learning Agility in an Age of Disruption

Learning Agility is defined as the ability to examine our thinking, challenge our assumptions, learn and adopt new ways of thinking, while going about our job. Challenges you are confronting today are not the same ones you will confront tomorrow. The landscape changes constantly. Unless you learn in order to adapt and evolve both your thinking and action to the new circumstances, you risk becoming irrelevant.

How to develop multi-device online training to bridge skills gaps?

How do employees develop their talents when they don’t even have time to attend the next ILT session? The solution is online, multi-device training that lets them fill critical gaps and build critical skills when it’s most convenient. No more accessibility barriers limiting their potential or productivity in the workplace. Team members can train on PCs, tablets, and smartphones for a seamless L&D experience. Here are some tips for developing cross-platform, skill-based training that doesn’t slow down your busy workforce.