Posts Tagged ‘interactivity’

Happy New Year: Design e-Learning Like a Pro!

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

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, that doesn’t mean that I won’t blog more often; I will. It’s just that other tasks need attention, first. My virtual or telecommuting freelance world is going well, and I’m learning a great deal. Those “learnings” will transform themselves into future blog posts!

One task I urgently need to do is Word Press housekeeping. So, for today and the new year, I want to highlight a wonderful blog post by (yet again!) Tom Kuhlmann of Articulate.

Tom, you truly inspire us with your rapid e-learning tutorials. Thanks for taking us to the edge of the envelope at the start of 2009!

Please click the image below to visit Tom’s post. I think he’s gently thrown down a friendly gauntlet, challenging us to follow in his steps!

(Or, click the link below.)

http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/now-you-can-design-e-learning-courses-like-a-pro/

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Engage’s Circle Diagram

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

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 driving Articulate’s Engage interaction called the Circle Diagram, a silly, feline muse suddenly came over me.

Sample Engage Circle DiagramThe sample Circle Diagram now lives on my online portfolio site, RidgeViewMedia.com, in the (obvious) “Portfolio” section.

Click here to go to my Portfolio of e-learning samples, and select the image for the Sample Circle Diagram. It will open in a new window.

Make sure you have tongue firmly in cheek, or the cat will get it! (“What, cat got your tongue?”)

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