some e learning apps

I’m suggesting just a few of the slew of free mobile learning apps you can incorporate into your eLearning program. You may have heard of a few on our list, since I nabbed some of the big names 

 BoostHQ 

Formerly known as Slyng, BoostHQ is a content-sharing app that allows you to select who can see and collaborate on your content. This means you can design a course with a small, collaborative group of people, and then share it with your course audience of students, all from the same app. 

evernote

This is great not only for you, but for your learners, who can use the app to manage their coursework along with their workloads. As a mobile learning app in particular, it’s ideal for time management courses. 

SkillPill is a mobile microlearning platform for short educational videos focused on corporate learning. Choose from a wide library of pre-made animated shorts on a variety of workplace education topics, or commission them to build custom videos for you. 

Udemy is an open course library you can use to craft or add onto your eLearning courses. Assign courses to your students and let the pre-made lessons and assignments do the rest.