eLearning Industry

04/11/2026

You’ve chosen an AI-native learning platform. But what happens to the thousands of courses already sitting in your library?

As Dr. RK Prasad from CommLab India explains, migrating to a new platform is about more than transferring content. Legacy courses may still run, but that doesn't mean they'll benefit from AI-powered personalization, recommendations, or tutoring.

The first step is understanding what you already have. Some courses can move as they are. Others need restructuring into shorter, skill-tagged modules with more opportunities for practice. Some should be rebuilt, while outdated or duplicated content can be retired.

And there's another challenge: all this migration work happens while L&D teams still need to meet everyday training demands.

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04/11/2026

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04/11/2026

Our brains love finding patterns. And that has some pretty interesting implications for how we learn.

Ever noticed how a few scattered dots can look like a familiar shape, or how grouping related information makes a page easier to understand? That’s Gestalt psychology in action.

The idea is simple: we tend to see the whole picture, not just individual pieces.

For instructional designers, this is more than an interesting psychology concept. It’s a practical way to make eLearning easier to navigate and understand. Group related content, create clear visual hierarchies, guide attention, and avoid clutter that distracts from what really matters.

The goal isn’t just to make a course look good, but to help learners make connections, process information, and focus on what matters most.

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03/11/2026

AI can help create an eLearning course in a fraction of the time. But what if we’re measuring the wrong thing?

A course can look polished, keep employees engaged long enough to complete it, and deliver a passing score without actually helping anyone perform better at work.

Javier Diez from Activica says that as AI makes content production faster and cheaper, it becomes even more important to distinguish between producing training and developing capability.

That means looking beyond completion rates to meaningful practice, useful feedback, real-world application, and measurable improvements in performance.

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03/11/2026

Your customers and partners need training, too. So why should learning stop at your company’s walls?

As your business grows and your products become more complex, delivering effective training to external audiences can get challenging. You need to make content easy to access, keep information consistent, and understand whether your training is making a difference.

That’s where a well-designed customer education program comes in.

In this guide, Rustici Software explores the technical considerations behind extending training to customers, channel partners, and dealers, from choosing how content is delivered to tracking usage and building the right system architecture.

Because when training reaches the right people at the right time, it can do more than build knowledge. It can strengthen partnerships, support compliance, and help customers get more value from your products.

Technical Considerations For Taking Training To Partners

03/11/2026

Many L&D teams get stuck in order-taker mode. Changing that takes more than a better intake process. It means building credibility with stakeholders and changing how L&D works with the business.

Join Jess Almlie, 2026 Learning Guild Master, for a free one-hour webinar, organized by iSpring Solutions.

In this session, you'll explore how to:
- Recognise the thinking patterns that keep L&D teams reactive.
- Build the credibility that encourages stakeholders to involve L&D earlier.
- Start making practical changes to become a more strategic partner.

📆November 17, 2026 | 10:00 AM EST | Online | Free

All attendees receive a certificate of attendance and the webinar recording.

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02/11/2026

No, 3 hours is just fine...😅

02/11/2026

In the latest episode of eLearning Talks, we explore how AI and modern learning technologies are reshaping Instructional Design.

- From completion to performance: Success means demonstrating skills and changing behavior, not simply finishing a course.
- Learning in the flow of work: Give employees relevant support when and where they need it, rather than always pulling them away from their jobs.
- AI as an accelerator: AI can help create content, assessments, scenarios, translations, and personalized learning paths, but human expertise and oversight remain essential.
- Instructional Designers are evolving: Less time on manual production, more focus on strategy, empathy, learning experience, and problem-solving.
- Measure what matters: LXPs and Learning Record Stores can capture richer behavioral and performance data than completion rates alone.

Listen to the episode for more insights👇

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01/11/2026

Is SEO really dead? Probably not. But the way buyers discover and evaluate brands is definitely shifting.

AI tools are changing how people research solutions, weigh their options, and find recommendations. SEO still matters, but brands now have another challenge: earning visibility in AI-driven search.

That means making your expertise easy to understand, building credibility through independent sources, and showing up where buyers go to compare their options.

Listen to the latest Scaling Leadership episode with host Christopher Pappas and guests Maggie Langadas and Annita Fasianou.

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31/10/2026

Copyright and intellectual property can feel like complicated legal territory, but eLearning creators can’t afford to overlook them.

Listen to our audiobook to:
- Understand copyright and IP basics in eLearning
- Know when you can legally use third-party content
- Navigate fair use
- Keep your eLearning content protected
- Avoid common IP issues creators face

Whether you’re designing courses, creating learning assets, or managing eLearning content, this audiobook offers practical guidance you can listen to at your own pace.

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