Learning Management
Trivantis to Unveil Two New Product Releases at Its Magic-Themed VR Gaming Booth & Trivantis Clients to Present at DevLearn 2019
Deerfield Beach, FL –September 23, 2019 – Trivantis®, the creators of the widely-used Lectora® authoring solution and the easy-to-use immersive learning tool, CenarioVR, will be unveiling the latest releases of both products in its VR and magic-themed booth, number 230, at the 2019 15th Anniversary DevLearn Conference. CenarioVR, a web-based tool for immersive learning, has…
Read MoreLUC 2017 Recap: CourseMill Advanced Reports: Sifting Through Data Is Easier Than You Think!
At this year’s Lectora® User Conference in Cincinnati, Jane Erwin of the Michigan Public Health Institute (MPHI) presented “CourseMill® Advanced Reports: Sifting Through Data Is Easier Than You Think!” In the session, Jane gave an overview of Advanced Reports (AR) and explained the importance of knowing what kind of information you want to see in…
Read MoreLUC 2017 Recap: Communicate Using CourseMill LMS
A learning management system not only provides a way for organizations to deliver eLearning content, but it also facilitates communication. At the 2017 Lectora® User Conference (LUC 2017), Michelle Shefveland from Anoka County shared the many ways they use CourseMill® LMS to communicate. In her breakout session, Michelle provided detailed handouts on what you can do…
Read MoreHow Lectora Online and CourseMill Were Used to Create a Blended Learning Portal for the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games
The TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games Organizing Committee successfully trained more than 20,000 volunteers—and they used Lectora® Online and CourseMill® to do it. To get an idea of how the training turned out, below is a screenshot of their blended learning portal and its custom news page. Let’s take a look at the…
Read MoreHow Auto-Owners Insurance Is Using CourseMill and Lectora to Create and Deliver Self-paced Training
Non-linear and self-paced eLearning allows learners to have choice and the opportunity to finish training quickly. Recently, I spoke with Zoa Bonofiglio and Andy Lockwood in the training department at Auto-Owners Insurance to hear how they’ve been creating eLearning just like this. The example below is from the virtual training room they created—how cool! Let’s…
Read MoreHow MPHI Saved Time and Streamlined Reporting With CourseMill
Today on the Trivantis® blog, we’re featuring a case study excerpt on The Michigan Public Health Institute. MPHI is a non-profit institute dedicated to improving public health through the use of state-of-the-art community health practices. They have been using CourseMill® as their learning management system (LMS) since 2012 and have its Advanced Reports feature too. MPHI…
Read MoreLectora Online: Cloud-based Authoring for Docebo Customers
What happens when the authoring tool Lectora® Online and Docebo’s learning management system are integrated via xAPI? Publishing is simplified, so Docebo’s customers can save time. In addition, they have the opportunity for powerful reporting using xAPI. Let’s talk about xAPI for a minute. The xAPI standard (you may have heard it called The Experience…
Read MoreeLearning Standards—What They Are and Why They Matter
Just like humans need a common language to communicate with each other, eLearning courses and learning management systems (LMS) need a common language so that courses can send information back to the LMS from students taking those courses. To accomplish this, the industry has come up with several eLearning standards that allow courses created by…
Read MoreCan You Perform Without a Performance Ecosystem?
In a recent #GuildChat sponsored by the eLearning Guild, the participants were asked “How is an organizational ecosystem similar to / different than an ecosystem in nature?” The first response was from learning and development professional Mark Sheppard, who said, “An ecosystem is something that is always under threat—whether we know it or not.” As…
Read MoreIs It Time To Kill the Kirkpatrick Model?
The Kirkpatrick Model for training evaluation is kind of like Old Faithful. It’s been around since the 1950s and provides an easy to understand framework for evaluating your training program. Here is the model as described by the Kirkpatrick Partners: But is the Kirkpatrick Model still valid? In a recent #chat2lrn Twitter chat, Donald Clark…
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