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I was playing around with Articulate Storyline this weekend and created this simple medical template. Besides the pictures (which can be easily replaced) all of the graphics are simple shapes, so t...
As eLearning designers and project managers, we’ve all been in situations where we’ve experienced scope creep. Sometimes it’s very subtle and we barely notice it until it’s too late; and other time...
I love spring! Especially when living here in Wisconsin - there's nothing better than seeing some green on the trees after an eternity of cold, white snow. I was out on a bike ride this past weeken...
“It’s really hard to design products by focus groups. A lot of times, people don’t know what they want until you show it to them… That doesn’t mean we don’t listen to customers, but it’s hard for t...
Another weekend, another Articulate Storyline template... This past week, I had some fun creating a simple 'Business' template. While designing this template, I focused on creating clean lines, sim...
An eLearning course is only as good as the content it presents. Like any form of communication, if the content fails to resonate with the audience, users or learners; the course will fall flat. Alt...
If you’re an Apple fanatic like myself, you were undoubtedly excited about Apple’s WWDC Keynote this last week (Monday 6/10). Apple made a major move by introducing a completely redesigned user int...
This post by discusses the various writing styles for eLearning narration.
A little extra care could make all the difference - help students retain knowledge, inspire them to come back for more training, and set your courses apart in the process!
The demand for online courses has increased dramatically–so has the number of faculty teaching online. Online pedagogy has evolved over a short period of time, creating challenges with changing delivery methods, training, support, and course development.
As faculty reflect on their experiences, are they satisfied teaching in the online format?
As faculty reflect on their experiences, are they satisfied teaching in the online format?
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