Weekly Recap: The E-Learning Force is Strong with this Community

Did you feel a disturbance in your course? Are you sensing that millions of learners will cry out in terror?

Rather than succumb to the dark side, set your hyperdrive to the galaxy’s biggest e-learning space: E-Learning Heroes where you’ll find the friendliest band of course creators who rebel against bad, imperialist e-learning.

Whether you’re trying to bullseye womp rats in your T-16 or simply looking to build better e-learning courses, the Articulate community can help you learn the ways of the course and become a more powerful e-learning designer than you could ever imagine.

Check out the e-learning wisdom shared last week, you must:

Community tutorials

• How to give your Articulate characters a different look
• Publish Articulate Storyline and Import into Litmos
• Grouping Objects and the Pointy Finger Demo
• ADDIE PowToon
• Adjusting video transitions in Articulate Replay

Conversations in the community

• Certification in instructional design
• Call for Speakers: E-Learning Heroes Community Workshop (Toronto)
• Tips & Best Practices for Creating ADA/508 Compliant Modules?
• Have You a Great Way to House Your Blog and E-Learning Samples?
• Optimum Settings for Image and Video Quality
• E-Learning Tips in Under 140 Characters
• Finding full-time e-learning work

New blog posts

• Want an Engaging E-Learning Course? Start with a Case Study.
• UPDATE: May 2 E-Learning, Training, and Instructional Design Jobs
• 6 Simple Tips for Customizing and Editing Photos in Storyline
• 3 Easy Ways to Brand Your Studio Courses
• E-Learning Challenge: Fix Your E-Learning Mistakes
• Printable Collection of Time Saving Storyline Shortcuts

Seen on Twitter

• Why I Still Use the Oxford Comma via @elearning
• E-Learning Blunders via @@MattGuyan
• How to Be 100x More Productive: The 35 Best IFTTT Recipes via @tmiket
• 3 Ways Coding and Gaming Can Enhance Learning via @rovybranon
• Instructional Design Essentials: Storyboarding via @elearning

 

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