Association eLearning
NOVEMBER 16, 2016
Instructionally speaking, it helps course designers think in terms of pieces and steps. Keeping the parts focused and “bite-sized” helps prevent overly dense content. Content updates only require revisions for the affected parts, not the whole course. Smaller file sizes. More likely to keep learners’ attention.
eLearning Brothers
AUGUST 11, 2014
Have you ever had to play the File Size Game? The game we play is when we decrease course file sizes to load faster for your learners without losing quality. You might want to have a file size game plan. File Size Game Strategy. If you had a course with video, audio, and images.
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Brilliant Teams
JUNE 22, 2023
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LearnDash
AUGUST 11, 2020
Slow websites can result in loss of course subscriptions and dissatisfied learners. The longer it takes for a page to load, the more likely a potential learner is to turn away without registering for your course. Condense your CSS, HTML, and JavaScript files to minimize HTTP requests. Instead, it’s about their website.
Infopro Learning
FEBRUARY 16, 2017
Unlike most eLearning courses, m-learning offers only a fourth of the screen space for gathering learner attention. Thus, the major question is “What things should I keep in mind when designing courses for m-learning?” Knowing about the storage capacity will help you to choose the right elements for the course.
E-learning Uncovered
JULY 24, 2013
Let’s say you are developing a beautiful course on which you’ve spent a lot of time finding just the right images, audio, and video. They, however, are not excited when the course loads slowly, the videos don’t play, and they use up all of their data plan to view it on their iPads. You are excited to release it to your students.
Adobe Captivate
SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
File size could be an important consideration in creating eLearning contents especially in cases when it has to be put on websites or blogs. I was going through few discussions on web about file sizes best practices in Adobe Captivate. There are many things which you could do to reduce the file size.
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