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Post-it notes are still popular in a lot of e-learning interactions like drag and drop or multiple response. They’re nice and easy way of holding […]
In Articulate challenge #76 we were tasked to show a practical example of animation, which is an effective way to illustrate advanced processes and help […]
One of my favourite e-learning challenges was about to design a quiz or any activity using emoji. Isn't it a positive challenge? You already smile when you're […]
There are many ways of presenting graphics, videos and photos in e-learning. One of them is using image sliders to present any visual content. That […]
Another great e-learning challenge this week (Interactive maps – where do you live?) made me design…a magic napkin! I didn’t want to use the standard […]
Create your own cool speech/thought bubbles in PowerPoint for your future e-learning course or presentation. It is: super easy - PowerPoint is really powerful toolquick […]
What a sound-tastic e-learning challenge has Articulate announced the previous week. It was all about soundboards, which usually feature funny quotes, one-liners or phrases from […]
In case you need any buttons for your e-learning project or a presentation, there’s another great place to find an inspiration or download some cool […]
I was very happy in the middle of May to hear Articulate announced 2015 Guru Contest! I was addicted to 'Escape the room' game type […]
I was one of over 2,3 million viewers of an awareness test available on YouTube. And unfortunately I didn’t notice the moonwalking bear among the basketball […]
Once I read what the Articulate's challenge #91 was about, I knew it's going to be super fun (hey, what a great chance to know […]
An interactive slider idea popped out of my head and I just had to visualize it. Storyline 2 was an obvious choice in terms of […]
