The Complete Guide to Blended Learning
Find out what blended learning is. Plus, discover benefits, challenges and examples of it.
Haley Wilson
Haley Wilson is a Content Marketing Manager at D2L, specializing in the corporate learning space. She holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Guelph as well as a Master of Arts focused in history from Wilfrid Laurier University.
Recent Posts by Haley Wilson
The Complete Guide to Personalised Learning
Discover what personalised learning is, why it’s important, and how to bring it to life for learners of all ages.
Benefits of Asynchronous Learning in the Workplace
Asynchronous online learning can help remote workers get more out of professional development—training anywhere, at their own pace, and on their own time.
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What Are the Advantages, Challenges, and Benefits of Blended Learning?
In this post, we cover what blended learning is, and we discuss the most prominent blended learning models in use today.
What Is Blended Learning?
In today’s post, we’ll offer a brief definition of blended learning and explore why it's vital for today’s higher education institutions.
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5 Tips to Help Your Association Increase Non-Dues Revenues with Online Learning
Drive growth by diversifying sources of non-dues revenues.
5 Benefits of Proctoring Tools to Protect Exam Integrity
Break down geographic barriers and make exams more flexible without sacrificing security or standards.
What Goes into Creating an Engaging Online Learning Experience?
Even though you may not deliver carbon-copy versions of your in-person programs online, that doesn’t mean virtual experiences can’t be awesome.
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3 Best Practices in Continuing Healthcare Education
Whether you’re evolving an existing program or building from the ground up, here are three fundamentals you need to know about.
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This Week in Corporate Learning: Measuring the Effects of Your Learning Programs
Why and how organizations can assess the impact of their learning initiatives.