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How to Create Engaging Course Content

LearnDash

For example, if your course is about teaching people search engine optimization techniques then when your learners apply the content they should see measurable results. Creating a course is usually about two things: the content and how it’s delivered. At the very core the course content needs to deliver upon any promises.

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LMS Reporting is Broken

Wisetail

When we say LMS reporting is broken, it's because as we talk to people searching for a new LMS we are continually surprised by how they simply cannot get the right information the right people. Learn more. The post LMS Reporting is Broken appeared first on Wisetail.

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Benefits of e Learning

Unboxed

At this point, you’re probably thinking, “Great, so a lot of people search for “eLearning” on Google. To conclude this short point, there will likely always be a dispute around which spelling is correct (especially among SEO experts). However you decide to spell it, using eLearning for employees is what matters most for your business.

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Diigo User Communities

Experiencing eLearning

If you’re more interested in the people than the pages and tags, the People Search By Site is a better tool. Obviously the information’s a bit limited because only 12 people have bookmarked my site, but it’s still fun to look at what they saved and how they tagged it.

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How You Can Protect Your Course Videos

LearnDash

What you need to remember is that the people searching for freebies are not the people you want as customers anyhow. There are also some subtle strategies you can use to give these people a little “heartburn” which I will to at the end of this article. It happens with our software every single day.

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Online Marketing for Elearning Part III: Advertising

LearnDash

A Google Ad is usually Pay-Per-Click, meaning you set an ad budget and a bid to have your advertisement appear when someone searches for a keyword. Google Ads are great because they’re based on keywords: you’re only going to be showing ads to people searching for specific search terms.

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Amusing Findings in Keywords

Tony Karrer

But at least I'm not top ten lamest people! People search in order to find information. The job of a search engine is to put the most relevant results at the top. When you plug in search terms, the engine tells us what it considers to be the most relevant results.

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