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You may not have thought of this way to use a Lectora drag and drop question for an awesome reveal interaction. Here's to thinking outside the box.
Articulate Storyline has a great way to make awesome animated buttons. In this tutorial will teach you through video so you can wow your learners. Takes only a few minutes to learn and then you will be able to make awesome animated buttons.
Taking hints from the eLearning Uncovered eLearning Tips in 140 character or less Twitter campaign and HubSpot’s In Under 100 Words blog series here is my definition of ADDIE in under 100 words.
Let’s assume you have something you do for fun outside of work; how did you get good at that? I’m willing to bet that it wasn’t through formal courses: you may have taken some but you also practice, talk with others, read magazines or books, watch videos, attend meetings, hire coaches, watch live events, and …
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If you're designing an eLearning course, you need to keep the entire process as organized as possible. Stay focused with these 10 eLearning resources.
Storytelling is a tool every eLearning professional should learn how to effectively develop. In this blog article, you will learn the principles of storytelling in eLearning and how to use it to engage learners from boring content.
If content is king then context is queen. Long live the queen! Understanding the context of work performance is critical to all aspects of a learning solution. So keep it simple. It’s easy to know who your audience is, or to learn who they are. And equally as easy to figure out what content is most …
Incorporating video into eLearning courses is a great way to facilitate learning through the use of multimedia. According to the Schwartz and Hartmann model for using digital videos for learning, there exist four major learning outcomes: Engaging, Doing, Seeing and Saying. Engaging Videos that show relevant information can be very effective at increasing interest and …
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