Ready, Set, Test: Perfecting Your E-Learning Courses
Imagine you’re setting off on a cross-country road trip.
You’ve packed your favourite snacks, curated your perfect playlist, and checked off every item on your packing list. Finally, you’re ready to go!
But just as you settle into the rhythm of the highway, your trusty car starts to sputter. The ‘Check Engine’ light flickers ominously on the dashboard. A sinking feeling sets in as you coast to the side of the road. The need for a necessary pre-trip safety check has made your journey standstill. Bummer!
Like this road trip, every e-learning project is a journey, and every slide in Storyline and every trigger is a step toward your destination.
Like the safety check could have saved your road trip from unexpected interruptions, testing your e-learning course before delivery safeguards your e-learning journey, ensuring that every part functions as it should.
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A common e-learning Myth
Let’s bust a common e-learning Myth:
Learners read text in an e-learning course word-by-word
What do you think? True or False?
I’ll give it away right away.
Most of your learners usually skim the pages in an e-learning course looking for something meaningful to them and skip what’s irrelevant to them.
Is there nothing you can do about this behaviour?
One Simple Tip To Save You Hours In Storyline 360
I share my most important tip for every Storyline project in this email.
A successful Storyline project does not start…..
By opening a new storyline file and starting to create a course from a blank slide.
I can share this secret 😉 with you.
The quickest and easiest way to create eLearning content is by using eLearning templates.
eLearning templates serve as blueprints on how to build eLearning content for e-Learning professionals to develop effective, professional-looking e-Learning courses.
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How To Create Engaging E-learning
This is a famous quote, and it is right.
Engaged learners are the dream of every instructional designer.
But how can you create engaging e-learning courses?
That’s a great question.
In this e-mail, we will review the steps you have to take to create engaging e-learning courses that wow your learners.
The most important rule for engaging e-learning is to make your e-learning course hyper-relevant for your learners.
How can you do this?
By focusing on the outcome of your e-learning for your learners. In other words, what must a learner do differently after following your course?
But how do you know what a learner needs to do differently at the end of your course?
Are You’re E-learning Courses POUR?
Let’s imagine you’re the owner of a restaurant. You’d want it to be welcoming to everyone, right?
If a customer comes in a wheelchair to your restaurant, you’d want them to be able to enter your restaurant, manoeuvre around the tables in the restaurant and go to the toilet without any problems.
You’d want them to have the same enjoyable experience a potential customer without a wheelchair would have.
Now you might think, Yes, Mark, that’s pretty obvious for my imaginary restaurant.
Sure, I understand, but did you ask yourself the same question about the e-learning courses you’re creating? Are they accessible to people with disabilities or limitations?
You want to create accessible e-learning courses that are accessible to everyone, including people who are colour-blind or visually impaired.
Did you know that in the United States, 1 in every 4 adults has a disability? That’s why accessibility in e-learning is crucial. Accessibility makes online learning usable by people with disabilities. It ensures that all learners can participate fully and access the course.
Standing still is the fastest way of moving backwards
In today’s fast-changing digital world with technologies such as Augmented Reality, Adaptive Learning and Artificial Intelligence, it is crucial to constantly evolve and enhance your skills to stay ahead of the game.
But how do you do this on top of all your client projects and other pursuits?
In this week’s newsletter, I explore 3 tips and tricks to help you become a better eLearning professional.
If you’re ready, put on your game face and learn how you can stay ahead of the competition.
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