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When people are under pressure, they do not pause to think back to a training they sat through in the past. They recognize cues. This matters the most in safety contexts, where time, attention and working memory may be compromised all at once. For the last 5 years, I've been trying to crack the code for training frontline workers. Frontline workers  are employees whose primary role is to deliver services, products, or care directly at the point where the organization meets t

This week’s challenge asked course designers to show how drag-and-drop interactions can be used in e-learning.

After attending the Mark Weingarten + DESIGNxHUMANITY Storyline workshop [watch the replay here], I got the itch to get back into...

For this submission, I tried out a new PowerPoint design technique for creating a cinematic intro.

Learn how to identify the signs of weak email writing in my submission for this week's e-learning heroes challenge.

In this demo, you get to learn a little about photo composition, and how the Apple iOS helps you use the "Rule of Thirds". You even get to p

Using a webcam video to create interactive lectures.

Combine sound effects and music to enhance e-learning.

This week's challenge asked course designers to share their design ideas for using text and images in e-learning courses.

#ELHChallenge 239: Online Tennis Training and Instructions - Wii Tennis Tips and Tricks

This week, the challenge is to create light and dark versions of a slide or series of slides in Storyline.

249 prompts (and counting...) to help e-learning developers build their Articulate Storyline Portfolio.