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L&D Trends, Time Estimates: ID and eLearning Links 3/2/2021

Experiencing eLearning

If you’re relying on social networks to serve you up the content you want to read – you’re not in control.

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7 Ways to Build Your Credibility as an Online Instructor

LearnDash

Be active on social media. Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter are all obvious starting points for new online educators to spread the word about their program. Quora is another great social network for educators. Reputation goes a long way. Starting an online course can be rough.

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5 Tips for Building Your Brand

LearnDash

From Facebook to Pinterest, you have an array of social networks that you can use to start connecting with your potential audience. The first step is to decide which social networks fit your brand best. Corporate brands may prefer LinkedIn and Twitter (or even Facebook).

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6 Social Media Platforms, and How to Use Them for Your E-Learning

LearnDash

That said, not every social media platform works the same way, and your first step in determining if it’s right for you probably involves a closer look at the options available. Here’s a quick guide through the top six social networks, and how you can use them as part of your online course. Create a course group.

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18 Apps that Integrate with Zapier and Your Course

LearnDash

Share new Twitter mentions to Slack. Send an automated thank you message to new followers on Twitter with a link to your starter course. Publish blog posts to your Facebook page. Send new posts on your Facebook page to Slack. Connect your Twitter account with your other social accounts to automatically share content.

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Top 10 Tools for Learning 2020

Clark Quinn

Social tools. Twitter is a regular feature of how I see what people are pointing to, as well as pointing to things I’ve found as well. I have to use the Twitter client on iPad/iOS, since they’ve taken away Tweetdeck on the iPad (grr). So the second category is about interacting with others. Chats there are fun, too.

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How to Learn about Learning Science

Experiencing eLearning

You can follow them on LinkedIn, Twitter, their blogs, and elsewhere. While conferences can be a mixed bag, my own experience mirrors what Judy Katz shared on Twitter in response to a dismissive comment about people “basing their knowledge on conference speakers and not valid research.”

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