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Keeping a close eye on return on investment during your course-authoring process is essential. In this article, we’ve identified four key areas of design that can save you time—either during the making of your courses or during the taking of them.

In a pandemic period, eLearning’s importance as an onboarding solution has been proven again and again. In this article, we examine three ways in which eLearning can strengthen and replace a blended approach to onboarding new hires—whatever the next decade will bring.

If you’re being asked to create more courses, more quickly than ever before, it can be difficult to keep an eye on the ever-important ROI of your creations. Your authoring tool can keep you on track—but only if it excels in the five key areas in this article.

Your movies, your music, your emails, your photos, and your office documents are all in the cloud. Isn’t it time that your authoring tool was too? Read on to discover four key benefits of a cloud-based eLearning authoring tool that will improve the experience of every content creator and learner in your organization.

This extract from our latest ebook, From Tool Selection to Measurement: 6 Steps to eLearning Authoring Success, comes from the second chapter ‘Working to Your Budget’. Read on to learn more about the benefits of starting small, and some areas where it’s ok to cut back in your early explorations.

This post presents an extract from ‘Introducing a New Tool’ the third chapter of our most recent ebook From Tool Selection to Measurement: 6 Steps to eLearning Authoring Success. Here, we cover the first three of our six steps designed to quickly and efficiently transition you to a new platform—authoring or otherwise.

As governments rapidly evolve their response to the current Coronavirus outbreak, many organizations in the US, Europe, and the rest of the world have been forced to close offices and order staff to work from home. Drawing on our own remote working experiences, this article provides a free advisory resource the Gomo team has developed to help those who might be new to remote work.

In this extract from the first chapter of our latest ebook, From Tool Selection to Measurement: 6 Steps to eLearning Authoring Success, we look at the first of four key ideas to help you define your eLearning tool selection needs. Namely: defining your audience.

Gomo Customer Success Manager, Simon Waldram, acts as your advocate within our team. In this intro to his role, Simon reveals how he’s helping the team tackle your feature requests, bug reports, and other inquiries. Also featured: read all about our upcoming training tool, Gomo Academy.