Tag Archives: Project Management
TGIF: Ah, We’re Changing the Course’s Title…
While Storyboarding in PowerPoint, I Got the Call When I’m developing an e-learning course in a PowerPoint-based tool, like Articulate Presenter, I obviously create the storyboards in PowerPoint (PPT) most of the time. Most of my SMEs use PPT at … Continue reading
TGIF: Occam’s Razor
It was a long and stormy night…. Actually, it was a bright, sun-filled Saturday morning, but it began to feel like a stormy day. After I had showered, with no issues, my husband took his turn while I cleaned up … Continue reading
How to Organize Your e-Learning Project Files
Do you need help organizing and managing your e-learning project or course files? The e-learning community often talks about files and project management. In fact, Tom Kuhlmann of Articulate has a new blog post today that can spark new ideas. … Continue reading
How to Estimate Training Time and Costs
Why This Post Yesterday, I was asked how I estimate the number of hours it could take to design and develop learning activities for a training (workplace performance improvement) project. My answer? “It depends.” That said, my colleagues and I … Continue reading
The L-Files: Client and Vendor Storyboards
Introduction Welcome to “The L-Files”, and the first post in a future series where I’ll discuss my role as “The Liaison” on various project teams. It’s common for instructional designers, technical communicators, business analysts, and others to find they are … Continue reading
