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Selling With Trust: Privacy Policy Requirements for Course Creators

LearnDash

You are about to learn about why course-based websites may be required to have Privacy Policies. Privacy is becoming a bigger and bigger deal. Consumers are expecting website owners to respect their privacy, and non-compliance fines can be quite expensive simply for failing to disclose your own privacy practices.

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Training Delivery Strategies—How to Incorporate Feedback

Infopro Learning

E-learning combines discussion forums, text audio, video, and interactive assessment. Respect Privacy. To determine the most effective training delivery methods, companies should consider the options available and how they align with their goals, audience, and content. Use Peer Feedback. Provide Personal Feedback. Use a Panel.

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TCC08: Wikis and Blogs and Tags: Oh Why?

Experiencing eLearning

Question about FERPA (student privacy law in the US). Diigo’s dashboard has forums for discussion. If students are really uncomfortable sharing online, you need to make accomodations–one participant said he dropped a class b/c it required Blogger and he doesn’t like Google’s privacy policies.

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Should You Use Social Media in Your Course?

LearnDash

Privacy concerns. Does social media infringe on your privacy, or that of your learners? Social media users have different ranges of comfort when it comes to their privacy and the degree to which they want to share personal details online. For instance, do you need a Facebook group if you already have a forum?

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Top 10 LMS Software Platforms in 2024

BrainCert

Developed with a focus on fostering collaborative and interactive learning environments, Moodle offers a diverse array of features to support online learning, including course management, content creation, assessment tools, discussion forums, and communication channels. Cons: Moodle may present a relatively steep learning curve for new users.

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7 big opportunities that MOOCs offer corporates

E-Learning Provocateur

Whether it be via the online discussion forum, on one of the associated social media groups, or at a local meetup, suddenly you are introduced to a world of people who are passionate and knowledgeable about the topic. Networking. Participating in a MOOC forms connections with people outside of your organisation. Mining big data.

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How The “IoT” is Progressing The E-Learning Industry

LearnDash

The ability for learners to access their course anywhere that has a Wi-Fi connection, plus regular updates about lessons, forum activity, and course projects, can be a significant aid to learners who otherwise struggle to stay on track. Privacy concerns. Data privacy is a major concern for almost all engaged online users.

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