When building a new eLearning course it’s important to map out the flow of the course before getting too far into development. This allows you to understand what the navigational experience will be like for your learners and can help determine whether there are any unwanted dead ends. The flowchart in this example uses a…
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When developing a learning solution, understanding the end goal and objectives are critical components. The following journey map lays out the journey for a potential food education program.
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In this exercise, I took this boring eLearning course home page and livened it up to make it more interesting. I used Photoshop to create my layout along with free photos from Pexels (great resource). Since this is a redesigned homepage, I removed 99% of text since I thought It was a bit much to…
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With a younger generation entering the workforce, expectations for workplace training programs are rapidly changing. According to Gallup, 87% of millennials said career development is important when considering a potential job.
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During this time of year performance reviews are conducted at my workplace and career discussions are taking place. To prepare for my discussion with my manager and come up with a development plan for this year…
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When I’m developing new training programs I typically try to think about the motivations of learners that will be taking the content I create.
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This article discussed the transition of medical professionals from being a student to entering the workforce.
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In this study, Milligan and Littlejohn explained that massive open online courses (MOOCs) present a potentially useful means for supporting and enabling professional learning; however, there has been a limited understanding of their actual effectiveness.
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Adobe Flash is still used in much of the content we create at my workplace and this is starting to become problematic since its demise is rapidly approaching.
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I feel that growing up in a low-income household always caused me to struggle in school more than other kids. I did not have access to the internet or a computer and this was at a time when my teachers were already requiring research papers to be typed up.
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