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Jump Back In Time
This week’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge is Using the Jump-to-Time trigger in Storyline 360. Can you believe this versatile feature is already one year old? As
One Last Score
Remember a few weeks ago, when I wrote, ‘the idea of building a course that adapts to the skills, qualities and attributes of your selected
One Step Vyond
This week’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge is Combine Photos and Illustrations in E-Learning. AKA Let the Knuffle Bunny Help You Combine Photos and Illustrations in E-Learning.
The Usable Suspects
This week’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge is Using Dials and Sliders to Select E-Learning Characters. Using avatars and characters in e-learning is a powerful way to personalise
Roaming Charges May Apply
This week’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge is Presenting Opposing Lists. Lists of Dos and Don’ts can be used to support behavioural change, by highlighting what a learner
What Doesn’t Happen in Vegas…
In different circumstances, this weekend I would have been flying to Las Vegas to present at DevLearn 2020. Instead of packing my suitcase, I have
Using Number Variables in E-Learning
This week’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge is Using Number Variables. Number variables can power dynamic and personalised learning experiences, by tracking and responding to your user’s performance.
X and Y you should consider sliders instead of scroll boxes
This week’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge is Creating Interactive Documents with Sliders. I love a scrolling panel as much as the next e-learning designer, but let’s face it
Using Variables to Compare Learner’s Answers
This week’s E-Learning Heroes Challenge is Using Variables to Compare Learner’s Answers. Text entry interactions have always fascinated me, as they require the learner to