Graphic design, from print to web and right onto our eLearning and presentation slides, evolves constantly. With evolution comes the need to keep up — it’s survival of the fittest, and all that, right? To help you make sure that your projects have that “all-new decade” look and feel, we’ve done the work for you […]
The eLearningArt engine was crankin’ in July and it’s only picking up more steam here in August! We released a ton of new character images, created a bunch of design hacks, and published four awesome blog posts. I even managed to find some s – n – o – w to feature in this post!
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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 why does the elearning development step often feel so exasperating?? I think it’s because most of us are stuck working
eLearning Development: It’s Easier When Slides Have Jobs Read More »
Last week I shared my #1 best recommendation for controlling the design conversation: Be proactive, not reactive, in design conversations with stakeholders. You learned how I offer a choice of design treatments to project stakeholders. And, you learned my secret, too. I only show reliable, proven styles that me and my team can get done
eLearning Design: Design Success is Just a Few Clicks Away! Read More »
I don’t know about you, but I think there’s nothing worse than staring at a blank screen, trying to cook up an exciting new design from a bunch of random design directives and an out-of-date corporate style guide. Oh, wait a sec! I just realized there is something worse! Your boss or client shows you
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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 for us developers and thought-provoking and relevant for our learners. Like I said in the Importance of Compliance Training article, when it
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Remember when you were a kid and someone special was coming to your house? It was a big deal to see that car rolling down the street … pulling into the driveway … and … at last … (why does it take grownups so long to get out of a car??) … at last … see the person
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You and I may not have formal training in graphic design, but our eLearning courses and presentations still need to look good. So how do we create designs for workplace learning that aren’t like the average snooze-fest our audiences constantly suffer through? You know … the ones that are endless, text-heavy, bulleted lists using the
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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 building scenarios almost 20 years ago and I can tell you this … It’s really easy to make mistakes when
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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 about it. If it doesn’t, let the finger-pointing begin! Why? Well, when this thing goes wrong, the problems rain down
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