Below are eLearningArt blog posts on eLearning development. We also suggest that you start here:
Every elearning project needs a plan, and when you create an elearning storyboard, you’re taking that plan to the next level! Although not a requirement for every situation, storyboarding can be an important step in
As instructional designers, we’re always trying to make our eLearning courses more interesting, effective, and engaging. But with a mountain of content to produce, tight deadlines, and a small budget, where do we even start?
When we’re building workplace learning, we want to make sure it delivers on the promise of behavioral change. And to get there, we need to follow evidence-based practices. Problem is, who has time to source,
It’s a great feeling when all the needs-assessing, info-gathering, SME-wrangling, script-writing and other just-getting-ready details of a workplace learning program finally fall into place. It’s time to move over to program development, at last! So
Compliance. It’s everyone’s groan and moan workplace learning, but does it have to be? In fact, compliance topics can be interesting, compelling, and critical — a kind of critical mass that can make them fun
Scenarios are one the most effective types of eLearning. Why? Because they’re about people DOING something … Not just an information dump where learners magically “ABSORB” the content (picture me doing air quotes). I started
When you understand what compliance training really is, you can help your people “get it”! The organization you work for depends on something that’s puzzling … If it works well, no one wants to think
Advice, tips, and surprising reveals! I had the recent good fortune of sitting down with the great Anna Sabramowicz, whose master-level eLearning-scenario building skills I’ve admired for years. Anna rocks one of the most popular
Have you asked (and answered) these 5 dangerous questions about your workplace learning project? If not, start here! Just found out you need to build some workplace learning? Maybe an eLearning program, a PowerPoint presentation,
One of the things I love most about the eLearning industry is the different skills and professions it draws from… Instructional design, education, visual design, presentations, storytelling, project management, and more. So when putting together
