I had some fun creating these three ELH Challenge entries over the last couple of weeks. The first was to design a seasonal course starter template and the other two were to build infographics – one using sliders, the other dials or knobs.
I hope you enjoy my efforts!
Click an image to see its story in action. Click here for the gallery of all my ELH Challenge entries.
It’s been a while since I’ve had the time to enter an eLearning Challenge, so I was chuffed to get a mention in the Recaps of Challenge 254 about putting your eLearning portfolio into Rise. It was a good use of time because it also gives me something quick to show potential clients my work. So thanks again #Articulate for the opportunity and support.
You can see the Rise version of this web site portfolio here.
While I was updating this knowledge check to offer as a template, I got thinking about the many different ways you can present the same material. So here are 3 variations of the same question. I’m interested in which one you like best and why.
Click here to see it in action.
My slide gallery is now up and running. The gallery will grow with time, but to start, there are 40+ slides divided into 5 categories: Basic (non-interactive), Interactive, Animating data, Quizzes and Custom animations. Have a look and please leave feedback!
Click to visit the gallery
This summer has been different to say the least. I know all you elearning people love a story, so here’s a good one for you! My amazing Dad turned 91 at the beginning of July and on his birthday, a determined pigeon (who didn’t know who she was dealing with) decided to try and nest …
I’m chuffed once again to have my work featured as an eLearning “example” on Articulate’s E-Learning Heroes site. As a result of the mention, I’ve had a few requests and questions about my To-do list, so here are some answers. There’s also a link to download the source file below. The challenge The challenge was …
August has arrived and it’s hot! The best part of any summer is having more time to hang out with my awesome daughter. It’s usually also slower on the development side so a good time to clear files and organize projects etc., and to read books and blogs recommended by eLearning experts. The slower pace …
Check out the quizzing section of my portfolio to see the creative ways learners’ knowledge can be assessed.
Click to visit the Quizzing section of my portfolio.
I’ve been busy, busy this last while having fun entering Articulate’s eLearning Heroes challenges, and while I’ve a long way to go to be in league with some of the amazing folks who are the Heroes of the piece, I’ve been honoured/chuffed to have been included in some of the Recaps. You can check out all my entries here.
Click to visit my eLearning Heroes page
I finally have my portfolios now up and running. Now to get back to work to make more good stuff!
