E-learning can be intimidating. This collection of articles looks at elearning as part of a learning and development strategy.
Learner certificates often appear at the end of a course to verify and recognize the achievement of a learner. Articulate Storyline has made it very easy to do this by adding a print slide trigger.
Today’s blog post outlines the steps to elevating this print feature to a lightbox slide. It includes how to build it and a downloadable file as well!
Nothing sucks the life out of an instructional designer quite like creating compliance training. In today’s blog, we share a few tools that we recently implemented to add engagement and fun to a module exploring what can often be seen as dry and boring content!
What is one way to make Articulate Rise more engaging? Audio! Our team took on the challenge of exploring the options, benefits, and limitations in adding audio in Rise.
Planting an Easter Egg (or a dozen Easter Eggs) in your elearning project is next level engagement. Today’s blog post offers a variety of ways you can drop an unexpected, surprise element into your next project.
AI is all the rage these days. 7Taps has figured out a way to embed AI into their microlearning platform to make your experience even quicker. It looks like this is the future of AI in learning tools. 7Taps co-founder Kate Udalova shares her insights.
Articulate released a new microlearning option for Rise360 recently. If you haven’t had a chance to play with it, it is sort of a light
As an elearning developer at Endurance Learning, I am often hopping in and out of project files to update them, make edits, or add something
My colleague, Lauren Wescott, recently highlighted one of our projects that focused on collecting learner responses in order to create a meaningful reflection activities in
Have you ever taken an elearning course and thought: Hmmmm, this may be helpful for some of my colleagues, but this really isn’t covering stuff
When creating content for an eLearning module in Rise, it can sometimes be challenging to figure out how to train on concepts like decision-making practice
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