Author: Team NIDO

scorm at a glance: your question answered Even veteran course developers may have lingering questions about SCORM despite the fact that they have been around since 2000. Luckily, this guide has the answers you’re looking for, including how to build a SCORM course, testing your SCORM package, modifying an existing course, and more. E-Book Release10 Google questions about Scorm This obstacle-free cheat sheet will help you understand SCORM and clear up common misconceptions. Why is SCORM still widely used today? SCORM is supported by almost every LMS, so it is relevant and allows you to track key metrics such as…

When you sell your home, you will probably imagine getting lots of offers within a few days and ending the sale in a few weeks. But that doesn’t always happen. If your home has been on the market for a while, you may wonder why your home is not selling. This Redfin article covers 11 common reasons a home might not sell, as well as the steps you can take to fix them. If you’re struggling to sell your home in Tampa, Florida, or a condo in Chicago, Illinois, there’s a way to turn things around. 1. The price is…

Taking the leap from rental to purchasing is a big decision that depends on factors such as long-term goals, finances, lifestyle and more. Whether you are moving to a new city or your lease is approaching the end, you may wonder whether you should rent or buy a house. This Redfin article will help you decide whether to rent or buy a home with your lifestyle and finances in mind. If you’re moving to San Diego, California or looking at homes for sale in Richmond, Virginia, this is something to consider when purchasing a home this year. Key takeout Rental…

Handling expired listing leads is a powerful strategy for real estate agents looking to find new clients. These homeowners are already willing to sell, but their previous attempts have failed and become the main targets of new, effective agents. However, expiring listings are more than just opportunities for new agents. It is also a key moment for the original agent to pivot the strategy and save the client’s relationship. This article covers important techniques and conversion tips for acquiring new clients and keeping clients you already have. Expired List Lead: How to convert set folds to sales From an agent’s…

Smart Training for Smarter Global Marketing The rapid expansion of digital communications has made it easy for brands to reach audiences across the continent. However, opportunities to connect with the global market also pose challenges that require special skills. Today’s marketing teams need not only creative expertise, but also cultural intelligence, adaptability and continuous learning. eLearning has emerged as a powerful tool to build these capabilities, helping marketing professionals move from their local focus to a truly global mindset. 1. Building cultural awareness and sensitivity A global audience comes with diverse cultural norms, values and preferences. The eLearning module allows…

An expired property list can be confusing and frustrating for everyone involved. For sellers, it can feel like a setback after a long and often emotional process, making them wonder what went wrong. While an expired list may seem like a unique opportunity for buyers, it also raises many questions. What does that actually mean when the list expires? Why didn’t the house sell? And what should the buyer do if they find a home they love, not on the market anymore? This Redfin Real Estate Article explores both the perspectives and the outside of an expired real estate list.…

I have long argued that Anne Kruger and Jagdish Bagwati should win the Nobel Prize in Economics for their work in trade, protectionism and economic development. Certainly they should have shared the 2008 Nobel with Paul Krugman, a student at Bagwati. Krueger’s extensive interviews in the latest issue of the Journal of Economic Perspectives support my view on the importance of Krueger. I highly recommend the entire interview. One of the most exciting things was that Krueger delved into data from other countries and digged into unpleasant conversations with players. She learned a lot, and that’s how she came up…

It can feel great when you finally find that dream home and make an accepted offer. You may have been looking for a while (and perhaps you missed some homes), so when you finally accept the offer, the sense of joy and relief is obvious. But what happens after the offer is accepted at home? Here we will ensure that accepting the offer is transferred to that dream home through the process. What happens after your offer is accepted? You have accepted your offer – Congratulations. This means that the House of Representatives is officially “in contract” and has concluded…

Key takeaways  What does the highest and best offer in real estate mean? It’s a request from a seller with multiple offers, asking buyers to submit their most attractive bid, considering both price and terms, by a specific deadline. Highest and best vs. best and final offer? A “highest and best” offer allows for potential negotiation, while a “best and final” offer is a one-shot deal with no back-and-forth. How to win a highest and best offer? Make your offer stand out by providing a competitive price, having fewer contingencies, and offering favorable terms like flexibility on the closing date.…

Insurance industry talent is essential Contrary to the background of dynamism, one aspect of the mission has emerged to prevent insurers ahead of innovation, namely employees in the future through continuous and adaptive learning. E-Learning will lead the indictment in this revolution. The insurance sector faces two dilemmas: retirement of veteran experts and the urgent need for digital talent. Nearly 25% of insurance workers will retire in the next five years, according to Deloitte’s report. Insurance companies are forced to use data analytics, but they need AI and automation to stay competitive. This discrepancy has created urgent requirements to mature…