Choosing The Right LMS For Every eLearning Course Format Is your online course geared toward gamification? Or are you trying to boost group collaboration with in-course discussions and social learning? There’s a tool for every type of eLearning strategy. But how do you know which Learning Management System (LMS) is best for your go-to method? … Read more
Hello, I’m a new user and created my first project in Captivate (v12), but I’m unable to publish it to an internal SharePoint Online site or Wiki page. So far, I have published it to my desktop as follows: Publish as HTMLProject Title (XYZ for example)Location C:UsersabcdefDownloads (abcdef for example) I published my Captivate project … Read more
The $2.3 Million Lie We Keep Telling Ourselves Last week, someone mentioned that statistic: $2.3 million. That’s how much unused marketing content costs enterprises annually, according to recent research. The room went quiet. You could practically hear the mental calculators running. But here’s what bothered me about that moment of silence. Everyone was thinking about … Read more
When you visit a theme park, you usually get an armband enabled by RFID tag. This tracks your movement and cuts balances of various rides, food, etc. that you experience and consume. This is for the offline world. In the online world, cookies do a similar thing. When you open one tab in your browser, … Read more
Have you ever thought, “I’m not ready for that promotion” or “I’ll never really master public speaking”? Such negative thoughts are common and often labeled as limiting beliefs. Sometimes, people believe things about themselves that aren’t true. These thoughts can hide in their minds. They don’t even know they’re there. But the thoughts can still … Read more
Daniel Acuna has always wanted to talk to computers. Long before large language models, before Python and GPUs, he was a curious student in Chile trying to build a chatbot, without formally knowing how to program. “I thought I could interact with the computer,” he says. “And somehow, I got it to respond to a … Read more
Learning to code so that you can land a job in tech can feel daunting. That’s why we’re sharing inspiring stories from Codecademy’s community — to show how people like you (yes, you!) can embark on a learning journey and end up with a totally new career. We hope these stories serve as a reminder … Read more
This blog was written by our friends at the data science and analytics platform KNIME. If you want to learn more about how to integrate generative AI into your data workflow using visual programming, join us on Wednesday, June 18 at 2 p.m. for a free Codecademy community event with KNIME. RSVP for the virtual … Read more
When Professor Kendall Farnham agreed to teach in the online Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering at Dartmouth, she knew it wouldn’t be easy. “How do we facilitate learning with desktop hardware when I can’t look over your shoulder and tell you that you plugged something in backwards and that’s why it’s smoking?” she laughs. … Read more
Everyone has interacted with UI/UX before, possibly without knowing (in fact, you’re doing it right now). UI/UX stands for “user interface” and “user experience.” Any time you navigate a website, or check your weather app, for example, you’re technically a “user.” What you might not realize is that it’s someone’s job to consider every button, … Read more