Buuuh buh buh buuuuh! <– sound of a tooting horn Presenting…..”The ALL NEW ADOBE CAPTIVATE!!!” I understand why folks have been calling it a Frankenstein’s monster of the original Captivate and Rise. In the above image, on the left, you …
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Shout out to Tim for another fun tutorial. I want to build more of these, and also learn how to incorporate AI, but y’know… One step at a time. This conversation is inspired by the content of a previous post …
How do you get yourself out of a dev funk? Watch a Tim Slade video! At the risk of beating this old CNA content horse to death, I decided to simplify and execute the most straightforward tiny course possible. Often, …
The last time I wrote about storyboarding, I talked about what is it, why it’s necessary, and how I was going about it for a client. I discussed how it helped me as a designer and the limitations it exposed …
See what folks been sayin ’bout me!
Articulate’s Rise 360 is a quick authoring tool that has just enough interactivity to be useful while keeping customization at a minimum. It’s very much Storyline Extra-Lite, with an emphasis on text-based learning, plug-n-play interactions, and smooth transitions and interfaces. …
One of the The Most Talked About training elements among instructional designers is branched scenarios, a type of role playing where your choices result in a particular outcome. You know: “choose your own adventure!” Most of us learned content and …
No shade to OSU’s Instructional Design Certification intended, but I think they missed out by not including how to properly storyboard e-learning. Screenshot of storyboarding slide in Google Slides, containing a table and images of “unhealthy” habits, and special instructions …
Thank you for your patience! It’s been four months since my last post. And what a four months it has been! I earned a 3-month contract with a learning experience design company out of Washington state to work with, what, …
Goal:On LinkedIn, someone was lamenting Storyline’s inaccessible drag and drop, and someone else linked to this post outlining how to create a keyboard-friendly, clickable drag and drop — a click and match? I decided to try it! Click the image …
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