As technology evolves, our ability to learn anytime and anywhere changes, too.

Now, our possibilities seem literally endless. Constant communication, the pervasive availability of information, and the ever-changing opportunities for social collaboration exemplify this new reality.

Professional voice talent Marie Hoffman sat down with Phyllis Banner to discuss why it's so important to use professional voice talent to bring eLearning projects to life.

When designing eLearning or video elements for blended learning, usually it starts with design, the technical component, the content, etc.

eLearning has been part of most instructional designer's toolkits for a while now.

Instructional designers have been using tools like GoAnimate and Camtasia to produce exceptional elearning modules quickly and easily. 

However, using these technical tools isn't always as easy as they sound and just having access to them doesn't mean the creation process is always easy.

eLearning has become commonplace in corporate training. It offers an adaptable way to teach a variety of technical and soft skills. 

But how can we make sure we are designing our eLearning modules for maximum impact? 

June 5, 2018

Instructor: Cammy Bean 

Chances are, you didn’t dream of being an instructional designer when you grew up. But here you are, quite by accident. So why not become a more intentional practitioner?

Cammy shows you four key areas to focus on to become a well-rounded eLearning designer. You’ll learn how to identify your sweet spot as an instructional designer, learn tips and strategies for better eLearning design, and take your practice to the next level — on purpose.

November 7, 2017

Instructor: Kevin Thorn 

Designing and developing eLearning is often viewed through the lens of our development tools as a one-stop shop for the entire project. Regardless of which tool you choose to use to develop eLearning, there are many aspects to a project that require a wide range of tools.

In this session, you will see a breakdown of each phase of an eLearning project from cradle-to-grave – including storyboarding, audio and video needs, graphics creation, and image sourcing. A toolbox will be shared, along with several tools available both at a cost and free.

September 21, 2017

Instructor: Jane Bozarth

BozarthZone!

In this session we’ll look at the importance of planning evaluation items with solid objectives and clear outcomes in mind. You will explore the ways in which assessments can end up failing to measure what designers and organizations intend. You will leave this session with a set of tips for improving evaluation by building it into the design of a learning program and using evaluation to support organizational goals.