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Last week I shared the importance controlling the design conversation by having several styles you feel comfortable in. I let you all vote on which […]

Last week I shared my #1 best recommendation for controlling the design conversation: Be proactive, not reactive, in design conversations with stakeholders. You learned how […]

It’s a great feeling when all the needs-assessing, info-gathering, SME-wrangling, script-writing and other just-getting-ready details of a workplace learning program finally fall into place. It’s […]

The eLearningArt engine was crankin’ in July and it’s only picking up more steam here in August! We released a ton of new character images, […]

When we’re building workplace learning, we want to make sure it delivers on the promise of behavioral change. And to get there, we need to […]

Wow! It’s September already. We’re turning the corner toward year-end, and all the fun that brings! This month, we’ve got a new guy bursting on […]

When your eLearning slides look great, viewer engagement increases, your instructional voice is enhanced, and you hear “I love it!” more often. But for those […]

Every elearning project needs a plan, and when you create an elearning storyboard, you’re taking that plan to the next level! Although not a requirement […]

As an instructional designer, I’m always trying to make my eLearning courses more interesting, effective, and engaging. But with a mountain of content to produce, […]

When your eLearning slides look great, viewer engagement increases, your instructional voice is enhanced, and you hear “I love it!” more often. But for those […]

Graphic design, from print to web and right onto our eLearning and presentation slides, evolves constantly. With evolution comes the need to keep up — […]