The pandemic has accelerated the use of e-learning 

With the world moving suddenly-online, training and education has had to change and adapt rapidly. Today we discuss what qualifies as e-learning, its benefits, and other tools and strategies new e-learners can employ with two experts in the field, Olivia Lidde, Technical Curriculum Developer at AWS, and James Aparaicio, a Developer with Opigno.

The benefits of e-learning

While the pandemic may have pushed us all into understanding the intricacies of e-learning whether we like it or not, it also has its benefits. The three top reasons Olivia says companies want to embrace e-learning are: 

• Improve consistency across training offerings

And speaking of new technologies…

Opigno: offering comprehensive support for learners and teachers alike

Opigno, a learning management system (LMS) based on the open source Drupal content management system (CMS), can be great for organizations or for individual learners. It comes with:

• Learning paths that can be customized to learner’s interests to keep them engaged 

Opigno differentiators

When asked why people should use Opigno in particular, James responds, “I think people should be looking at Opigno because, first of all, it’s a great product. And it’s open source, so there are no license fees involved, so even if you are a one-person company, or a big company, or a big or small school, there are no license fees involved. It’s based on Drupal, so there’s a huge community behind it for modules, so it’s very easy to extend. And because of all that, I think it’s a very good solution.”

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