Many instructors likely have more than one course online, and can often spend months building it before it goes live – only to start the next. So, what do you do when you need to go back and update...
5 Ways to Make Course Updates Easier
read more
The learning curve blog
Helpful advice for online course creators, businesses, and entrepreneurs
Tips & Tricks Articles
Advantages of Distance Learning
With the continuing advances of technology, distance learning is becoming more and more accessible to almost everyone. With this, distance learning is becoming a popular choice because of...
How to Brand Your Course: An eBook!
Today, many companies and instructors are branding their online courses to match their company’s colors and themes. It is important that students can identify your course and presentation to be...
3 Myths of Mobile Learning
Mobile learning is the concept of delivering knowledge or information through mobile devices such as smart phones, tablets, or other handheld devices. Mobile phones are transforming into networking,...
What is Your Learning Strategy?
As an online course educator, how would you define your learning strategy for your students? It is helpful to have a strategy laid out so you can pick what features you need in...
15 Benefits of Using PowerPoint in eLearning
Why PowerPoint? It seems that everywhere you go in the eLearning world you run into PowerPoint. Most of the new authoring tools either use PPT as their base or offer the ability to import slides....
Benefits of Video for Learning
Video is perfect for all types of learners, whether they are an audio learner or a visual learner - both can benefit from videos in an online course. Often times when...
10 (Free!) Stock Photo Resources for eLearning
When it comes to creating an eLearning project, you can easily invest a lot of time in finding the perfect images. And of course, many of you work with tight budgets, limited resources, and little...
5 Best Practices for Screencasting
As an online educator, sometimes creating a screencast for your class can be extremely beneficial. There are three primary uses for screencasts: Demonstrating the use of a computer software Walking...