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Celebrating 10 Years of Character Photoshoots Wow. What an amazing month! eLearningArt turned 10, we had a great time in the studio, and we launched search filtering on the membership website … all that, and record
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
Building presentation skills is one of the most important things you can do in your career. But it can take a long time to master. So I decided to save you some time and
Another month has gone by and I have lots of great product updates, plus a big new giveaway ($4,500 value). We also made it easier to find characters within the membership site. I wrote another
Personalized learning is has been one of the top eLearning trends for years. But what exactly makes learning personalized? Is it a “Netflix for learning” approach, where a system recommends training based on consumption? And
Spring is flying by, and summer is now only a month away. It’s time to do a quick update, so that you guys know I’m keeping busy. 🙂 The eLearningArt library keeps on growing, and
Video is the #2 eLearning trend picked by the experts for 2018. When you think of video, what comes to your mind? Big-budget Hollywood productions? Fancy editing software and skills? Good news… It doesn’t have to
Subscription tools & learning is the #9 eLearning trend for 2018. Over the past decade, our personal lives have seen a major shift towards subscriptions. Netlix changed the way we watch movies. Dollar Shave Club
Just a few years ago, the only way you could create a quality explainer video was to hire a motion graphics expert. And that custom 1-2 minute video would cost you $5k-15k! Now, there are
I’ve recorded hundreds of videos tutorials on my computer. And I’ve probably made every mistake at some point. Each time I made a mistake, I improved my process so I wouldn’t make it again. In
