Introduction With busy schedules, constant distractions, and limited time, traditional training courses often no longer fit into the modern working day. Microlearning offers a solution: learning in short, focused units. In this article, you will learn why this method is so effective – and how you can get started right away with Lessonator. What is…
Introduction No matter how professionally a course is structured, if it fails to meet the needs of the target group, its impact will be lost. That’s why every successful e-learning course begins with one question: Who is this course designed for? In this article, we’ll show you how to conduct a practical target group analysis…
Introduction Learning is not a one-way process—it thrives on thinking, trying, and repeating. This is exactly where quizzes come into play. When used correctly, they are not only a means of assessment, but also an active tool for consolidating and deepening knowledge. In this article, you will learn how to create effective quizzes with Lessonator.…
Introduction In addition to SCORM, there is a second major standard for e-learning: xAPI – also known as Tin Can API. It is more flexible, more modern, and enables a much more accurate analysis of learning processes. But what exactly is behind it? In this article, you will learn what xAPI is, when it makes…
Introduction You’ve created your e-learning course in Lessonator – and now you want to integrate it into a learning management system (LMS)? Then you need SCORM export. This article shows you how to export your courses cleanly and what you need to bear in mind to ensure that they work flawlessly and properly in the…
Introduction First impressions count – even at work. A well-structured onboarding process is key to motivating, integrating, and ensuring the productivity of new employees. Digital courses make this process efficient, scalable, and location-independent. In this article, we show you how to set up a modern digital onboarding process with Lessonator. Why digital onboarding? Time savings:…
Introduction Multimedia content makes e-learning courses lively and vivid—but it also comes with legal pitfalls. This is because images, graphics, and videos are usually subject to copyright. In this article, you will learn how to use media in digital training courses in a legally compliant manner and what you need to bear in mind when…
Introduction Good feedback is a crucial part of effective learning. In digital courses, it replaces nods and frowns in the classroom—and provides participants with guidance, confirmation, or correction. In this article, you will learn how you can significantly enhance learning with feedback pages in Lessonator. What is feedback in e-learning? Feedback means that learners receive…
Introduction When you create an e-learning course, you naturally want to know where and how it can be used. The central platform for this is a learning management system (LMS) – and ideally, it should be SCORM-compatible. But what exactly does that mean? In this article, you will learn what a SCORM-compatible LMS needs to…
Introduction Complicated menu navigation, technical hurdles, opaque course structures? It doesn’t have to be that way. With Lessonator’s visual drag-and-drop editor, you can create a complete e-learning course in just a few minutes – without any programming knowledge or prior experience. In this article, we’ll show you how easy it is and what you need…
Introduction When learners complete digital training courses, data is automatically generated: names, progress, test results. But what happens to this information? Data protection is a sensitive issue, especially in Europe—not least because of the GDPR. In this article, you will learn what you need to consider when creating and delivering e-learning courses. Why data protection…
Introduction Smartphones have long been an established part of everyday life—including in the professional environment. So why not bring learning there too? Mobile learning means making knowledge accessible anywhere, anytime, and on any device. In this article, you will learn what is important in mobile learning—and how Lessonator can support you in this. What is…
Introduction Specialized topics, legal requirements, technical processes—many digital courses deal with content that is anything but easy to understand. The trick is to reduce complexity without distorting the content. In this article, you will learn methods for presenting even difficult topics in a clear, understandable way that is tailored to your target audience. Why “simple”…
Introduction: International teams, globally active companies, multilingual target groups – digital training no longer ends at national borders. But how do you design your courses so that they are understandable, compatible, and effective worldwide? In this article, you will learn what is important in e-learning for an international audience – linguistically, stylistically, and technically. Why…
Introduction: A course that looks good is easier to learn. The visual structure plays a decisive role in determining whether learners can find their way around, absorb content, and stay motivated. In this article, we’ll show you how you can use a few rules to create clear, visually appealing courses with Lessonator. Why is visual…
Introduction: Digital training must be accessible to everyone—regardless of physical or cognitive limitations. Accessibility is not only an ethical requirement, but also a legal obligation in many areas. In this article, you will learn how to design accessible and inclusive e-learning courses with Lessonator. Why accessibility? 10–15% of the population has a permanent or temporary…
Introduction: A quiz in an e-learning course should be more than just a check mark on a checklist. Well-designed questions help consolidate knowledge, promote self-reflection, and make learning progress measurable. In this article, we’ll show you how to create effective quiz questions with Lessonator—with examples and best practices. Why use a quiz at all? A…
Introduction In the world of digital continuing education, two terms come up particularly often: SCORM and xAPI. Both stand for standards that can be used to exchange, use, and evaluate learning content. But how do they differ—and which format is better suited to your requirements? Here you will find sound, understandable guidance to help you…
Introduction You may have heard of SCORM, but the term xAPI (Experience API or Tin Can API) is also becoming increasingly common. What is it, how does it differ from SCORM, and do you even need it? This article provides a simple, practical explanation—no technical knowledge required. What is xAPI? xAPI is a modern standard…
Introduction Many people want to share knowledge digitally—but have no experience with e-learning technology. This is exactly where Lessonator comes in: an editor that enables didactically meaningful SCORM courses—without programming, without training, without frustration. In this article, we’ll show you step by step how to create your first course as a beginner. Why SCORM –…
Introduction Anyone involved in digital continuing education will sooner or later come across the term SCORM. But what does it mean—and why is this format so important in the world of e-learning? This article provides a simple introduction to the topic and explains how SCORM courses work and what makes them so valuable. What does…
