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How To Get the Most Out of Your Subject Matter Experts

Learn practical tips for collaborating with Subject Matter Experts in e-learning development. Improve communication, respect their time, and create better courses.

Reboot Your Compliance Training: Test and Learn

Learn how to revamp your e-learning certification process, save time & money, and increase employee satisfaction using lessons from emissions testing.

Epstein Gibbons Delivers Results With Storyline 360

Epstein Gibbons Communications, Inc. Empowers Thousands With Real-World Results Through Storyline

How do you make learning stick? Epstein Gibbons Communications, Inc. has the solution: Create performance-based training for thousands of learners worldwide.

Bring E-Learning to Life With Interactive Scenarios

Discover how to transform e-learning with interactive decision-making scenarios. Engage learners, build real-world skills, and make online courses memorable.

Less is More: From Content Overload to Performance Improvement

Learn to create impactful e-learning by shifting from content-heavy courses to performance-focused training that delivers measurable business outcomes.

5 Ways Interactive Scenarios Supercharge E-Learning

E-learning courses with decision-making scenarios create a bridge between the course’s content and the learner’s ability to use it by putting it into practice. This prepares learners for real workplace challenges—all in a safe environment.

Build Scenarios For Different Experience Levels

Interactive scenarios effectively challenge learners to practice real-world situations. This is how to build them for everyone from novice to skilled learners.

Building E-Learning That Works

We typically build three primary types of courses. This post explores everything from info dumps to problem-solving courses—and answers which is most effective and creating change.

Mastering Client Relationships in E-Learning Projects

It’s important to strike a balance between customer demands and effective instructional design principles. This is how to do it well.