The latest eLearning technology news

SVG images are a developing format used to create lively graphics, icons, and logos on a range of courses. But what is an SVG image and how can you use it to enhance your eLearning? This blog explores more.

The Gomo cloud-based authoring tool stands in the company of some of the world’s best-known businesses in taking advantage of Amazon Web Services for eLearning. Read on to discover how this system better ensures eLearning course accessibility and security.

The design choices that L&D teams make, such as whether to use responsive or scalable design, can play a critical role in the success of learning programs. In this blog, we take a look at the meaning of both terms and offer a few tips on creating a seamless learning experience.

Using cloud-based eLearning hosting levels the playing field and allows any L&D team to overcome complex challenges and distribute learning at speed. Let’s take a look at how the cloud can support and transform learning for global workforces.

Providing consistent training in different languages used to be a complex challenge for businesses, but Gomo makes it easy. One of the first options you can provide when training a global workforce is the opportunity for learners to pick their preferred languages. Let’s take a look at how Gomo takes the hassle out of eLearning content translation.

Most of us know about the benefits of truly responsive and adaptive eLearning design. Here are some of the secrets behind content that is truly responsive and adaptive and how you can easily maximize it for your learning.

The Gomo team was extremely busy at Learning Technologies 2018. Here are three big eLearning trends we think everyone needs to know about right now.

The problem with microlearning is that organizations often forget to design it with mobile users in mind. Here’s how Gomo customers help their workforces to learn wherever and whenever they want, thanks to eLearning that incorporates microlearning for mobile.

Years ago, you would probably have had to buy, download and install expensive software packages if your organization wanted to begin creating eLearning content for a wide range of people. The cloud, though, has changed the game by providing information and remote hosting through a browser or app. But what is the cloud? Here are a few ways in which it can help you achieve training success.