Score Some Great E-Learning Tips from the Community This Week

This blog post is by Articulate Community Manager Jeanette Brooks.

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The Articulate community, as usual, has been turning out all sorts of game-changing resources and insights! In case you’ve missed some of the latest e-learning tips your fellow Articulate users have shared, we’ve collected some of this week’s favorites for you right here:

Notable tutorials:

• Converting SoundBooth recordings for use in your Articulate courses

Conversations in the Community:

• Tracy Parish shares free board-game-inspired letter tiles you can use in your courses (used ’em for the image above!)

• Famous people who would’ve made great instructional designers

• Creative ways to show attachments in your e-learning course

• Tips for dividing a lengthy course into a series of modules

• How do you estimate your e-learning development costs?

• How do you organize and hand off your project deliverables to a client?

• A handy and free narration time estimator

New blog posts:

• Use This Free E-Learning Template to Inspire Your Next M-Learning Course

• Create a Video Labeled Graphic Interaction with Articulate Engage

Seen on Twitter:

• @suchadrag shares his summary of the University of Leeds’ recent European Articulate Conference

• @sparkandco shares a link to a practical guide for creating learning scenarios

• @pattishank shares her tips for coloring PowerPoint clip art to meet the needs of your rapid e-learning course

• @slhice shares a video that contains inspiring design techniques

• @ASTDPHL shares info about @tomkuhlmann’s sessions on rapid e-learning and communities of practice, this week in Philadelphia

• @essentialelearn shares his first course built with Articulate tools