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One great way to add visual interest and movement on the screen is to create videos from pictures. I like to use the panning technique […]
If you’re not careful, an eLearning lesson can quickly devolve into an “information dump” where learners are barraged with a huge pile of data with […]
I love watching science programs. I remember one show in particular was all about human perception and how we humans can be fooled by optical […]
I am a huge advocate of using professional narrators for my courses. Because everyone thinks they can do narration, the field is swamped and very […]
Have you ever taken an eLearning lesson and not understood how you’re supposed to interact with or navigate through it? Have you ever found yourself […]
How does your knowledge of geography measure up against 8th graders from the 1910s? In this week’s eLearning challenge, David Anderson came across a list […]
I love watching the Tour de France, the mountains and other scenery is so beautiful and the competition is intense and exciting. This week, David […]
All the time I have clients ask me if I can keep the user from clicking the Next button until they’ve clicked all the objects […]
A client recently asked me to create a sorting activity where various items would be dragged into two possible categories. However, they also wanted those […]
Have you ever visited a website or viewed an eLearning course and noticed the pictures were stretched in extreme and weird ways? People appeared like […]
Like many of you, I work from the home creating eLearning lessons. For the last few years, I’ve been playing these background music loops from […]
One great way to add visual interest and movement on the screen is to create videos from pictures. I like to use the panning technique […]
