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The Role of AI in Shaping Digital Learning Design
Anticipating learner needs with predictive analytics By analysing learner data, AI algorithms can identify patterns and trends that can help predict learner needs and preferences.
Live Online Courses by MOL Learn - Classroom Quality at Home
The results of MOL Live Online learners speak for themselves. Live Online CIPD Level 7 learners who sat the Human Resource Management in Context exam, in September 2019, achieved a pass rate of 100 per cent, compared to a pass rate of 72 per cent across all other providers nationally.
MOL launch new study option for property professionals
MOL Product Director. Paul Rogers, said: “We appreciate that every learner is different and has their own preferences when it comes to learning. We wanted to give learners studying for their property qualifications more choice and the flexibility to create a study option that fits their preference.
MOL and CIPD to team up
Melanie noted that “Switch Your Study lets our learners to choose the delivery model that best suits their own needs. “Giving learners the flexibility of how to study each unit of their course with one of our experts is something that we believe benefits their studies.”
Video Based Learning: The Key to Engaging and Retaining Students
Video based learning is flexible Unlike a lecture or a conference, watching a video has time flexibility. Whether you’re a slow learner, a fast learner, or a forgetful learner, video learning allows learners to pause, rewind and recap at their own pace. Gone are the days of writing notes at 100 miles per hour, with little time to pause and retain information.
5 Digital learning design principles
Use multimedia Remember, this is an eLearning course! Take advantage of this and use technology to support your learner. Some people are visual learners, some are auditory, and some… are both! The aim of a digital learning designer is to make it a fun, enjoyable and educational experience for learners.
Making learning relevant – MOL’s approach
The how? Learners review their skills from the outset via a research skills audit, a useful tool to establish the skills they require and to focus them onto key priorities and actions.
MOL learners to receive recognition at graduation ceremony
Joanna Moonan, MOL Operations Director, said: “It’s a real thrill to once again be involved in such a special day. With many of our learners engaging with us virtually it’s a pleasure to have this chance for us all to interact on a more personal level. “Our learners invest a lot of time and hard work into their studies.
How to develop a digital learning strategy
Select appropriate technologies To begin choosing the appropriate technologies, start by understanding the characteristics, preferences, and needs of your learners. When designing and developing a digital learning strategy, you want it to be a personalised learning experience so it meets the needs of your learner and increases retention .
New MOL qualification gets projects Live Online
We have already seen the benefits studying Live Online has given our human resources and property professional learners and it’s great to offer this flexibility to a wider audience. “Live Online allows our learners to study on their terms, to fit in around their work and home life.
MOL Learn is Running for the Learning Technology Awards!
It is also personalised to meet learner goals and needs, varied in its use of different media, interactive and engaging, and offers support for learners, despite being ‘at distance’.
MOL shortlisted for Prestigious Learning Excellence Award
The response from learners and other key stakeholders to our VLE has been overwhelmingly positive. Learners particularly appreciate the interactive elements, personalised learning paths, and practical applications of knowledge.