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Mobile learning is on the rise. Discover the pros, cons, strategies & learn how to create your own mobile learning platform using these helpful insights.
With their simple utility, cork boards are an almost natural symbol of displaying and organizing information. As such, they make for a great skeuomorph in the context of eLearning. Learners can drag and drop elements and “pin” them in place to create a more physical and concrete experience.
While a small amount of conflict can certainly make for a healthy push and pull in creative or managerial decisions, your company will do best if you have a team that knows how to deal with conflict effectively and maturely when it arises. Have a look at our new customizable course template for Conflict Resolution and see how you can use it in your own business.
The age old Storyline dilemma: Build for desktop or build for mobile. In this post I will show you how to build for both and combine them into one seamless ‘responsive’ course.
At its core, a common scenario isn’t that difficult to craft: tell a story, ask the learner what they want to do about it, and let them know how they did. To craft a meaningful scenario, however, there are four areas—four ‘Cs’ to be specific—that you need to strategically design. Let's start with Choices.
We are proud to announce that for the second time in as many years, we have been named one of TrainingIndustry.com‘s yearly Content Development Companies Watch List in recognition of the strides we’ve made this past year!
Great collection of tips and articles on how to create eye-catching visuals and turn boring information into a beautiful visual content.
Yesterday was the Summer Solstice, the astronomical event when the tilt of Earth’s axis is most directly pointed towards the sun. With the days having reached their peak length, I’m often asked by my friends, “How do I make the most out of these long summer days?” To that, I simply answer with the obvious, “Download as many Lectora Templates as you can get your hands on!"
We all love Articulate Storyline, but one of the few features missing is the ability to create “emphasis” animations. Storyline provides tons of options for Entrance and Exit animations. But what if you need to draw the learner’s attention to an object in between entrance and exit?
Being able to make adjustments to templates is a skill you can't live without. In this blog Andrew Townsend shows how to make quick adjustments to the Space theme.
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