Interactive Illustrations
Have you seen the Tin Can Cartoon by Float Mobile Learning? I think it’s a very creative way to display information and clean up slides. A couple of useful ways to
Have you seen the Tin Can Cartoon by Float Mobile Learning? I think it’s a very creative way to display information and clean up slides. A couple of useful ways to
Scenario 1: I’m a machine operator at Mechanical International. I recently took some training on a new tool that I will be using today. Now, I’m out on the floor
Looking for a way to spice up your eLearning course introduction? This post exists to get you thinking about some different ways to do just that! For this to make sense,
I’ve been a beta tester of Articulate’s new product, Storyline, for months. I find it to be an incredible product and while I enjoyed the beta testing time, I’m stoked
The Rapid eLearning Blog, by Tom Kuhlmann, is about Infographics today. This got me to thinking about where I go for course design inspiration. Sometimes when you’re creating a course
This post will show you how to add an interactive timeline to a course using TimeToast.com. Below is an example of what this looks like:
Looking for a way to showcase a software simulation and/or check off areas as learners view them? Oh, you are?! Ok, read on… The idea: Insert a software screenshot Create hyperlinked
When using scenarios in an eLearning course, the need sometimes arises to transition a character from one scene to another. For example, a character could be standing outside of a
One of my favorite tricks that can apply to a lot of different circumstances is creating flash popups over a picture. While at first glance it might seem difficult, if
Today is the day that I am launching my blog. With my years of technology, training, and eLearning experience, I hope to offer some useful insights combining the three. This