Let’s admit it, creating an online course can be more difficult than it seems. You pour your heart and soul into your content and wonder why many people don’t finish your courses. Where did you go...
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eLearning Design Do’s
How an e-learning course is designed is an important factor in how well the student pays attention and retains the information. Keeping your content simple and uncluttered is key to allowing your...
How To Preview Your Course
DigitalChalk has created an easy process for you to preview your courses just as a student would see them, without the hassle of having to register yourself for the course. [video type="vimeo"...
10 Free (Awesome!) Fonts
Sometimes you may want to spice up your online courses with some fun fonts, and with these, you’ll have no problem doing it! Here are 10 way-cool FREE fonts to finally grasp your student's...
How To Use Login Rules
Did you know that DigitalChalk has created login rules to help you to create an easier registration process for yourself and your students? Login rules make the...
As Featured on Capterra: Creating an Interactive Learning Environment
*We have partnered up with Capterra to share a few tips for creating an interactive learning environment. You can view the full guest post on their blog here. How can you force your...
Kinesthetic Learning
Kinesthetic learning is the last of the three learning styles we have been talking about. This type of learning tends to be more difficult to incorporate into an online course. There are, however,...
6 Common eLearning Mistakes to Avoid
As you create your online courses, remember to always learn from your past mistakes (and from others). These are 6 simple eLearning mistakes that online instructors commonly make and how you can...
Visual Learning
It’s time to now talk about the visual learning style and what can be done to create course content that will best suit people who are visual learners. We lightly touched on the subject in our...