Category Archives: elearning

Elearning Predictions 2019

Every new year brings us opportunities to explore new tools, technologies, and strategies. This year the eLearning Guild has compiled a collections thoughts and predictions into a free ebook. “2019 Predictions for eLearning” I’ve included my contribution here below, but be sure to hop over and check out what everyone else has to say aboutContinueContinue reading “Elearning Predictions 2019”

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Friday Finds: The Best of Learning, Design & Technology | November 23, 2018

Give thanks for your food and for the joy of living. If you see no reason to give thanks, the fault lies in yourself. – Tecumseh, Shawnee I just got a notice that I created my WordPress account for this site 13 years ago. How the heck can that even be possible?!? It is aContinueContinue reading “Friday Finds: The Best of Learning, Design & Technology | November 23, 2018”

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20+ Easy Ways Take Your Screen Shots from Boring to Brilliant

At some point or another, we’ve all used screenshots. They’re great for showing others what you see on your screen. Most people who take screenshots give them little, if any, thought. But if you’re an elearning or presentation designer, a little thought about how you use your screenshots can go a long way. Here isContinueContinue reading “20+ Easy Ways Take Your Screen Shots from Boring to Brilliant”

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A Quick Tour of Our Blended, Responsive Micro-Doing DemoFest Project

You never forget your first time! That will certainly be true for me and my first demo-fest experience. It isn’t often you get to show off your work and have lots of conversations about it smart, interested learning pros. If you’ve ever thought about doing demo-fest and haven’t yet, I’d definitely recommend it. Two thumbsContinueContinue reading “A Quick Tour of Our Blended, Responsive Micro-Doing DemoFest Project”

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Better Than Bullet Points: Alternative Text Slide Designs

One of the most common challenges for anyone designing slides for presentations or elearning projects is what do with text content. Not only can too much text can be boring, it can distract your audience from the message you want them to take away. In many projects it is difficult, if not impossible to getContinueContinue reading “Better Than Bullet Points: Alternative Text Slide Designs”

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Friday Finds | June 8, 2018

Looking for a previous edition? Check out the archives I do believe that if you haven’t learnt about sadness, you cannot appreciate happiness. Nana Mouskouri I’m in New Orleans today for the inaugural edition of the Click! Presentation Design Conference which is part of Creative Pro Week (@CreativeProWeek). I’m excited to be part of aContinueContinue reading “Friday Finds | June 8, 2018”

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Using Subtle Animations & Transitions

Animations and slide transitions are something that fall into the “just because you can doesn’t mean you should” category. However, when used well they can bring focus to the right things and add a degree of polish that can make your designs feel a bit more polished and professional. The key is to use animationContinueContinue reading “Using Subtle Animations & Transitions”

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Friday Finds | May 4, 2018

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable man persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.    George Bernhard Shaw Spring has sprung here in Ohio and there are a lot of good things springing forward in this weeks roundup of learning, design, andContinueContinue reading “Friday Finds | May 4, 2018”

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Friday Finds | March 23, 2018

In every walk with nature ,one receives far more than he seeks. – John Muir Is your basketball bracket busted? Hello, UMBC! Knock on wood. Three of my Final Four picks are still alive. I hope that still holds after I get back from spring break in Yosemite. Regardless of how you’re doing in yourContinueContinue reading “Friday Finds | March 23, 2018”

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