INDUSTRY INSIGHTS YOUR PEERS ARE READING
For example, your organizations can offer each other: Advertising space in emails or newsletters. An e-book in return for a newsletter subscription. A free or discounted course through your LMS. MORE
WBT Systems explains how to develop really good LMS requirements. Newsletters with curated content are the best. MORE
In addition, you can include a jobs feed or widget in your member and prospective member e-newsletters with recently posted jobs that sponsors have paid extra to promote. It might just become one of the most viewed/clicked-upon sections of your newsletter. . MORE
Who’s opened your email newsletter and clicked on links to content? Assign each new member to an “ambassador” or “buddy” who walks them through your association’s online resources, including your website, online community, and learning management system (LMS). Help members become familiar with your website, online community, and LMS by highlighting their resources and benefits in your print and digital publications. Using an LMS to Bridge the Digital Readiness Gap. MORE
When you invite members to participate in a learning challenge, and guide and support them throughout the challenge, they’ll become more comfortable with online learning and your learning management system (LMS). And, they’ll get a chance to become familiar with your association’s online educational programs and LMS. Chances are they’ll explore a bit while they’re inside the LMS to see what else you have to offer. Association newsletters, blog posts, and other publications. MORE
Add them to promotional blurbs in newsletters. Number of visitors to your LMS. Association members encounter an overwhelming amount of information every day from organizations pushing themselves into the already crowded professional development space. No matter how hard you sell your online course or educational program, your prospect’s purchasing decision is most influenced by what others tell them or what they see others do—that’s the power of social proof. MORE
You might want to take a look at this post from LMS provider WBT Systems about the benefits of outsourcing instructional design. Presenter: veteran planner Joan Eisenstodt, author of Meetings Today’s Friday With Joan monthly newsletter. MORE
Include a jobs feed or widget in your member and prospective member e-newsletters with recently posted jobs that sponsors have paid extra to promote. It might just become one of the most viewed/clicked-upon sections of your newsletter. MORE
Every day, feature an article, video, or audio in your newsletter, on your website, or on the learner dashboard in your LMS that takes 5 minutes or less to digest: “If you only have 5 minutes, read (watch/listen to) this.”. Include learning tips in your newsletters, for example, suggest opportune moments for learning throughout a typical member’s day. You could even use a widget in your LMS to feature a Learning Tip of the Day. MORE
Here’s a little piece I did on microvolunteering —one of my longtime soapbox topics—for my state association’s newsletter. Jessica Lane, Director of Client Success, Freestone LMS, Community Brands. MORE
They’ll have additional opportunities to connect with other attendees while being exposed to your LMS and online learning programs. Host the post-conference learning experience on your association’s learning management system (LMS) so you can take advantage of its tools and introduce attendees to other learning programs. Use your LMS to regulate access for different users to conference materials. Send a post-conference newsletter to attendees. MORE
Their new membership model includes unlimited access to certifications, online education, newsletters, industry analyses, and communities—the “ pay-to-play ‘extras’ in most association business models.”. WBT Systems develops TopClass LMS and is a proud sponsor of Solutions Day 2019. MORE
WBT Systems provides advice for LMS training during and after implementation. Curated newsletters are where it’s at. MORE
For example, your organizations can offer each other: Advertising space in emails or newsletters. An e-book in return for a newsletter subscription. A free or discounted course through your LMS. MORE
In addition, you can include a jobs feed or widget in your member and prospective member e-newsletters with recently posted jobs that sponsors have paid extra to promote. It might just become one of the most viewed/clicked-upon sections of your newsletter. . MORE
LMS provider WBT Systems explains how to plan and market an online learning challenge that creates industry buzz and momentum for further learning. MORE
Talk to students about the different aspects of their experience: instructors, curriculum, materials, delivery formats, learning community, LMS features, and, most importantly, impact. Or, use the email feature within your LMS to notify members about relevant and timely online courses. Talk to your LMS vendor about functionality you may not be using to its full potential. MORE
A recent Leading Learning newsletter from Tagoras led me to this post about building a new business model by “wandering with purpose” and experimenting until an answer presents itself. MORE
Here are a few other ways to test an idea and assess demand: Create a lead magnet (an ebook or report) related to the course topic and send traffic to it via newsletter links, Facebook ads, and other paid advertising. You most likely promoted the course in newsletters, but next time, try some of these other methods. Your LMS should enhance the learning experience, not inhibit it. You were so proud. You really thought you had a great idea for an online course. MORE
Last week, WBT Systems explained how to prepare a business case for a new LMS. Now they’re back with advice on how to present that persuasive case for a new LMS to decision-makers. MORE
– Sample Swap for Newsletter Templates. See what other organizations are doing with their email templates and hear feedback for improvements on yours, including newsletters, membership renewal reminders, event mailings, and more. MORE
You can’t launch an empty LMS! After you and your LMS have spent some time together, or after you’ve gotten feedback on your first few offerings, you can start introducing new types of learning experiences. Start your own newsletter! MORE
Include a jobs feed or widget in your member and prospective member e-newsletters with recently posted jobs that sponsors have paid extra to promote. It might just become one of the most viewed/clicked-upon sections of your newsletter. MORE
Working with many associations over the years, we have listened to many organizations describe the reasons why their members do not use their existing Learning Management System (LMS) and why they are looking for a new learning solution to re-engage their learners. MORE
You can ask people to suggest topics for your newsletter, magazine, blog, webinars, or conference, or vote on topics others have suggested, a la sxsw. EWE: If by “program” you mean software, just as there are loads of AMS, CRM, CMS, and LMS systems, so there is a plethora of volunteer management packages. “Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer.”. MORE
Webinars and webcasts are the most popular platform for association e-learning (92%), and learning management systems (LMS) are the second most popular choice (67%). Most likely the cream of the crop—professional development (PD) staff who knew about the survey because they read the Tagoras blog and/or newsletter—professionals who are themselves lifelong learners. The future looks bright for association e-learning. The growing lifelong learning market provides plenty of opportunity. MORE
An EU citizen with a Gmail address who signs up for a newsletter or downloads a PDF. The people who use your LMS or subscribe to a newsletter have voluntarily entered a mutually beneficial relationship with you, that’s true, but relationships change. LMS, AMS, CMS, and other technology partners are “data processors.”. The “privacy by design” approach allows your members, customers, and LMS users more control over the data they provide. Time’s up! MORE
You can’t launch an empty LMS! After you and your LMS have spent some time together, or after you’ve gotten feedback on your first few offerings, you can start introducing new types of learning experiences. Start your own newsletter! MORE
WBT Systems
MARCH 14, 2017
Working with many associations over the years, we have listened to many organizations describe the reasons why their members do not use their existing Learning Management System (LMS) and why they are looking for a new learning solution to re-engage their learners.
Blue Sky eLearn
OCTOBER 11, 2017
You can’t launch an empty LMS! After you and your LMS have spent some time together, or after you’ve gotten feedback on your first few offerings, you can start introducing new types of learning experiences. Start your own newsletter!
Blue Sky eLearn
OCTOBER 11, 2017
You can’t launch an empty LMS! After you and your LMS have spent some time together, or after you’ve gotten feedback on your first few offerings, you can start introducing new types of learning experiences. Start your own newsletter!
WBT Systems
JUNE 5, 2018
An EU citizen with a Gmail address who signs up for a newsletter or downloads a PDF. The people who use your LMS or subscribe to a newsletter have voluntarily entered a mutually beneficial relationship with you, that’s true, but relationships change. LMS, AMS, CMS, and other technology partners are “data processors.”. The “privacy by design” approach allows your members, customers, and LMS users more control over the data they provide. Time’s up!
WBT Systems
MAY 23, 2017
Every day, feature an article, video, or audio in your newsletter, on your website, or on the learner dashboard in your LMS that takes 5 minutes or less to digest: “If you only have 5 minutes, read (watch/listen to) this.”. Include learning tips in your newsletters, for example, suggest opportune moments for learning throughout a typical member’s day. You could even use a widget in your LMS to feature a Learning Tip of the Day.
Aptify
AUGUST 16, 2019
In addition, you can include a jobs feed or widget in your member and prospective member e-newsletters with recently posted jobs that sponsors have paid extra to promote. It might just become one of the most viewed/clicked-upon sections of your newsletter. .
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Aptify
JULY 22, 2019
Include a jobs feed or widget in your member and prospective member e-newsletters with recently posted jobs that sponsors have paid extra to promote. It might just become one of the most viewed/clicked-upon sections of your newsletter.
Aptify
AUGUST 16, 2019
In addition, you can include a jobs feed or widget in your member and prospective member e-newsletters with recently posted jobs that sponsors have paid extra to promote. It might just become one of the most viewed/clicked-upon sections of your newsletter. .
Blue Sky eLearn
JANUARY 14, 2019
For example, your organizations can offer each other: Advertising space in emails or newsletters. An e-book in return for a newsletter subscription. A free or discounted course through your LMS.
WBT Systems
JULY 25, 2017
Who’s opened your email newsletter and clicked on links to content? Assign each new member to an “ambassador” or “buddy” who walks them through your association’s online resources, including your website, online community, and learning management system (LMS). Help members become familiar with your website, online community, and LMS by highlighting their resources and benefits in your print and digital publications. Using an LMS to Bridge the Digital Readiness Gap.
WBT Systems
SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
They’ll have additional opportunities to connect with other attendees while being exposed to your LMS and online learning programs. Host the post-conference learning experience on your association’s learning management system (LMS) so you can take advantage of its tools and introduce attendees to other learning programs. Use your LMS to regulate access for different users to conference materials. Send a post-conference newsletter to attendees.
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Reid All About it
APRIL 12, 2019
Here’s a little piece I did on microvolunteering —one of my longtime soapbox topics—for my state association’s newsletter. Jessica Lane, Director of Client Success, Freestone LMS, Community Brands.
Blue Sky eLearn
JANUARY 14, 2019
For example, your organizations can offer each other: Advertising space in emails or newsletters. An e-book in return for a newsletter subscription. A free or discounted course through your LMS.
Reid All About it
JUNE 30, 2017
LMS provider WBT Systems explains how to plan and market an online learning challenge that creates industry buzz and momentum for further learning.
WBT Systems
JUNE 26, 2017
When you invite members to participate in a learning challenge, and guide and support them throughout the challenge, they’ll become more comfortable with online learning and your learning management system (LMS). And, they’ll get a chance to become familiar with your association’s online educational programs and LMS. Chances are they’ll explore a bit while they’re inside the LMS to see what else you have to offer. Association newsletters, blog posts, and other publications.
WBT Systems
SEPTEMBER 26, 2017
Talk to students about the different aspects of their experience: instructors, curriculum, materials, delivery formats, learning community, LMS features, and, most importantly, impact. Or, use the email feature within your LMS to notify members about relevant and timely online courses. Talk to your LMS vendor about functionality you may not be using to its full potential.
WBT Systems
JANUARY 23, 2018
Here are a few other ways to test an idea and assess demand: Create a lead magnet (an ebook or report) related to the course topic and send traffic to it via newsletter links, Facebook ads, and other paid advertising. You most likely promoted the course in newsletters, but next time, try some of these other methods. Your LMS should enhance the learning experience, not inhibit it. You were so proud. You really thought you had a great idea for an online course.
Reid All About it
JUNE 17, 2016
– Sample Swap for Newsletter Templates. See what other organizations are doing with their email templates and hear feedback for improvements on yours, including newsletters, membership renewal reminders, event mailings, and more.
WBT Systems
OCTOBER 3, 2017
Webinars and webcasts are the most popular platform for association e-learning (92%), and learning management systems (LMS) are the second most popular choice (67%). Most likely the cream of the crop—professional development (PD) staff who knew about the survey because they read the Tagoras blog and/or newsletter—professionals who are themselves lifelong learners. The future looks bright for association e-learning. The growing lifelong learning market provides plenty of opportunity.
.orgCommunity
JULY 18, 2019
Their new membership model includes unlimited access to certifications, online education, newsletters, industry analyses, and communities—the “ pay-to-play ‘extras’ in most association business models.”. WBT Systems develops TopClass LMS and is a proud sponsor of Solutions Day 2019.
Reid All About it
DECEMBER 8, 2017
A recent Leading Learning newsletter from Tagoras led me to this post about building a new business model by “wandering with purpose” and experimenting until an answer presents itself.
WBT Systems
AUGUST 29, 2017
Add them to promotional blurbs in newsletters. Number of visitors to your LMS. Association members encounter an overwhelming amount of information every day from organizations pushing themselves into the already crowded professional development space. No matter how hard you sell your online course or educational program, your prospect’s purchasing decision is most influenced by what others tell them or what they see others do—that’s the power of social proof.
Spark Consulting
APRIL 21, 2015
You can ask people to suggest topics for your newsletter, magazine, blog, webinars, or conference, or vote on topics others have suggested, a la sxsw. EWE: If by “program” you mean software, just as there are loads of AMS, CRM, CMS, and LMS systems, so there is a plethora of volunteer management packages. “Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer.”.
Reid All About it
APRIL 20, 2018
You might want to take a look at this post from LMS provider WBT Systems about the benefits of outsourcing instructional design. Presenter: veteran planner Joan Eisenstodt, author of Meetings Today’s Friday With Joan monthly newsletter.
Reid All About it
SEPTEMBER 7, 2018
WBT Systems provides advice for LMS training during and after implementation. Curated newsletters are where it’s at.
Reid All About it
JUNE 22, 2018
WBT Systems explains how to develop really good LMS requirements. Newsletters with curated content are the best.
Reid All About it
APRIL 13, 2018
Last week, WBT Systems explained how to prepare a business case for a new LMS. Now they’re back with advice on how to present that persuasive case for a new LMS to decision-makers.
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