Monthly Archives: July 2015

We asked our resident webcaster, Paul Meador, about some tips to follow for a successful online educational experience. Here’s what he had to share with us about an important aspect of an online training or event: the internet connection. In Paul’s words, “A lot of times, the people organizing webcasts or other streamed online events forget to ask about the most basic thing—what is the internet connection like? Is it strong enough to support the entire, uninterrupted event? Some things need to be worked through, before committing to the location.” Here are some suggestions that Paul says are vital to the [...]

Does your course catalog work for you to drive registrations or sales, or do you have to do all the work promoting your content, while your course catalog merely serves as a content repository? For most people, the answer is the latter. Their course catalog is merely a listing of the courses their organization offers. This listing can sometimes be ordered by credit or date, but most likely is just a long, long alphabetical list of courses. Why should you care? Because at its core your course catalog is an eCommerce site, and in order to be successful and drive the [...]

These days M-learning, or mobile learning is a big buzz word in the online education field, and many organizations are scrambling to create an m-learning strategy. In a previous post we offered some tips on when and how to develop your m-learning strategy. Today, we’re going to focus on another aspect of mobile learning—one that does not receive as much attention—a mobile catalog. Here are InReach we recognize that the ability to quickly find relevant content increases sales and overall learner satisfaction.  In order to make the browsing experience as intuitive and easy as taking a course, we’ve developed a robust [...]