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20 Tips to Make Your Communications Shine»

Our writing experts developed these 20 tips to help others produce the best communications possible. Whether you need to compose an inter-departmental email, develop software training for an international audience, or overhaul the new employee handbook, these tips will help you refine your message.

Blended Learning Resources»

Blended learning is a hot topic among learning professionals. The idea of combining different ways of delivering information to produce better learning isn’t new. Blended learning can be as simple as combining a printed manual with a classroom training course. What is new, however, is the huge variety of technologies that are available to today’s learning professional, combined with new ideas for how and when to use blended learning to achieve better results.

eLearning Resources»

The web and the bookstore are full of sites, articles, and books about eLearning. Because eLearning is always changing, it’s challenging for eLearning professionals to keep up-to-date on the direction, issues, and best practices in the field. These resources cover a wide variety of eLearning topics including instructional design, technology, and trends.

Usability, Interface Design, & Information Architecture Resources»

The literature in these fields is extensive, so knowing where to begin can be a challenge. Use our list of books, articles, and sites to get started.

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