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Practical Ideas for Designing Better E-Learning by David Anderson

3 Creative Examples for Using Lesson Plans in Your E-learning Courses

2010/09/20 By David

Many e-learning designers are understandably focused on creating more engaging courses these days. In fact, “How can I build better e-learning?” is one of the most popular questions we hear in E-Learning Heroes. The good news is there are many ways to design more interactivity and engagement in your courses. But sometimes, the best way […]

Filed Under: Creative E-learning Tagged With: attachments, blended, creative, design, e-learning, interactive, lesson plan, resources, student guide, teacher guide

3 Things E-learning Designers Can Learn from the Oil Spill Interactive Graphics

2010/07/14 By David

In the weeks since the Deepwater Horizon, news agencies have produced dozens of interactive graphics, timelines, videos and infographics covering every angle of the event. This wealth of interactive graphics offers e-learning designers a rare opportunity to view and analyze multiple design models and approaches on a single topic. Here are three ways e-learning designers […]

Filed Under: E-learning Examples Tagged With: creativity, design, design models, e-learning examples, infographics, interactive graphics, journalism, oil spill

Creative Process: Designing a Hollywood Movie Poster

2010/06/01 By David

As many of you know, the Academy Awards of E-learning, aka Articulate 2010 Guru Awards, is coming up. The Guru Awards are a great opportunity for e-learning designers to showcase their best Articulate work while competing for fame and prizes. One of the biggest challenges for many e-learning designers is coming up with a visual […]

Filed Under: Creative E-learning, Visual Voice Tagged With: Articulate, design, Guru Awards, hollywood, movie poster, visual voice

Creative Elearning via Email

2008/02/27 By David

Lately I’ve been working on identifying some alternative and cost-effective ways for delivering training. It’s an important area of focus for my group right now. So tonight, while reading through some white papers, elearning blogs, books and forums, I received a joke via email. As someone who loves (and welcomes) interruptions, I opened and read […]

Filed Under: Creative E-learning Tagged With: design, elearning, informal, learning, questions, types

Made to Stick – Going the Extra Step in Elearning Design

2008/02/13 By David

One of the more meaningful books I read last year was Made To Stick. If you’re a learning professional, you need to read this book. There are many great examples on how to make ideas (read: training) “sticky”. In particular, the Beyond War scenario: Statistics are rarely meaningful in and of themselves. They will, and […]

Filed Under: Creative E-learning, Featured Tagged With: Books, creativity, design, elearning, Flash, Flash Elearning

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