Weekly Recap: 11 E-learning Tips That Will be Music to Your Ears

This blog post is by Articulate Community Manager David Anderson.

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The number one thing e-learning developers can learn from musicians: improvisation.

Clients, technology, and even content changes can cause projects to lose tempo without notice. That’s why having access to resources—project plans, templates and inspiration—can help get a project back in key.

So, whether you’re remixing some oldies or looking for a new sound, the Articulate community is the perfect arena to jam with today’s legends and tomorrow’s rising stars.

Check out last week’s set list for some classic tips & ideas you might have missed.

Notable tutorials:

• Here’s a way to add a Finish button to an Articulate Engage Timeline interaction
• Switching to a different quiz player template

Conversations in the community:

• What kind of style guides do you use to create your courses?
• How can I create a multiple answer or brainstorming type slide?
• Ideas for including video narrators over transparent backgrounds
• A user seeks feedback on a screencasting infographic
• How do you host your e-learning portfolio online?
• Users offer feedback on another user’s first course

New blog posts:

• Are These the Three E-Learning Books You Would Recommend?

Seen on Twitter:

• @nicole_legault shares a link How To Write Learning Objectives
• @tmiket shares a link: How Many Slides Should You Have? How Many Slides Do You Need?
• @LearnNuggets shares a link: 20 "eLearnings" From Two Months on the Road(trip)