Tag Archives: Articulate
Adobe Flash SWF Scenarios Inside Quizzes
e-Learning design and development typically includes the design of assessments (or quizzes). While working on an online compliance and business ethics course with the SME, I decided to bring work-related scenarios directly onto the quiz question screens. The result worked … Continue reading
PowerPoint 2007: Designs for e-Learning
You Can Design Using PowerPoint 2007 PowerPoint 2007 (2008 for the Mac) has many new design elements and features that allow you to create visually effective and nice-looking e-learning course formats. Tom Kuhlmann, Articulate’s VP of Community, blogs about his … Continue reading
Happy New Year: Design e-Learning Like a Pro!
Life in the e-Learning Fast Lane In honesty and full disclosure, my new year’s resolution is NOT to blog more often. I have another <secret> and more urgent professional topic. I may blog about that secret later. <evil grin> However, … Continue reading
PowerPoint Library of Edited Images and Slides for Articulate!
Kudos, First, to Tom Kuhlmann! The Articulate user community of instructional designers, developers, and technical communicators has a wonderful advocate in the person of Tom Kuhlmann, author of Articulate’s “The Rapid e-Learning” blog, and Vice President of Community. This week, … Continue reading
Engage’s Circle Diagram
Warning: Some Silliness Ahead In the corporate world, the e-learning courses I’ve worked on fall mainly under two categories: Human Resources and Compliance/Required. After awhile, I need to stretch my fingers on the keyboard and have some fun! While test … Continue reading
