Tabs interactions are one of the most common interactions in e-learning. They’re super flexible and come in all shapes, sizes, and designs.

This week, our elearning heroes challenge is to share an example that demonstrates how true/false variables can be used in eLearning.

Holoportation enables the user to see, hear and interact with remote participants, in 3d (holograms), as if they are actually present.

CourseDuck is a website meant to help users search and compare courses offered by various institutions and organizations.

How many of the myths mentioned in this article do you encounter in schools or organizations that offer eLearning programs in Greece?

This week’s elearning Heroes challenge is about Using Tooltips as Microinteractions in eLearning. View my example and get inspiration

Project-based learning contrasts with traditional teaching since it doesn’t portray a linear path but instead poses questions and problems.

What is informal learning? Is it connected with eLearning? How can Informal Learning be applied to eLearning scenarios?

Why Educational Technology hasn't lived up to people's expectations? Why are people still reluctant to use it? What are some common issues?

You have made your SCORM course, and it actually looks really nice. Will it look the same when you import it into Moodle?