Effective Digital Learning (eBook)

Lisa Sims is the lead faculty of mobile and web development with Ashford University's Forbes School of Business and Technology. When not teaching, she's an entrepreneur who loves to help other entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses via her blog, Stretching Your Cash, and Blogtalkradio show, Stretching A Dollar for Entrepreneurs. She also has a passion for using technology to work more efficiently and productively. 

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Traditional learning as we know it has evolved. Gone are the days when students need to travel to a physical location to learn. With the increase of mobile devices and broadband Internet services, learning can take place anywhere at any time. Effective Digital Learning is here to help you make the paradigm shift with ease. More technology resources are available than ever to help people and organizations affordably present their information online. But, are they as optimized as they can be? Author Lisa Sims provides engaging and insightful tools and tips for delivering content online. Transform your traditional learning models and enhance your online learning models to fit the virtual world with Effective Digital Learning. Many organizations have recently made the jump from in-person conferences and training to providing all-virtual environments in order to keep employees, volunteers, and attendees safe and connected. Stay secure with the most up-to-date knowledge so that you, your organizations, and learners are always prepared. Whether you are a teacher, entrepreneur, or speaker, Effective Digital Learning is the ideal roadmap to have at your side on this innovative new journey. What You Will LearnDiscover how online learning can be an effective method of delivering information to target audiences Think outside the box when it comes to delivering content onlineStructure online learning to engage target audiencesWho This Book Is ForTeachers, entrepreneurs, speakers, and business owners (big and small) who are interested in delivering their knowledge via online platforms, but lack the technical expertise to make it happen.