Maps are a great way to add context and a sense of location to e-learning courses. In this week’s challenge, we asked...

When building an e-learning course, you not only want to help learners acquire new information or skills, you...

Have you ever attended an online webinar that required zero participation from you? If yes, how long was it before yo...

E-Learning ABCs is an always-growing glossary of keywords, concepts, and themes related to e-learning–all in one plac...

This week, your challenge is to build and share an interactive map to show how they can be used in e-learning courses.

Fun fact: Did you know that the inventors of Trivial Pursuit were playing Scrabble when they decided to invent their ...

Infographics and e-learning courses have a lot in common. They’re both visual and try to distill large blocks of info...

These five medical-themed downloads will help you deliver a jolt of engagement to your next e-learning course—stat!

This week’s challenge asked course designers to share e-learning examples that use the popular, magazine cutout effec...

Have you ever finished creating a course, looked at it, and thought to yourself, Wow … that’s a lot of text! If so, y...

Here's a handy round-up full of advice and resources for e-learning freelancers.

This week your challenge will be to take a static infographic and rebuild it as an interactive infographic.

Scenarios are a great way to bring training materials to life: they add personality and engagement to your courses.

Including a progress meter in your e-learning course is a great way to give learners visual feedback about how far al...

Here are five habits I’ve observed in the behaviors of effective instructional designers. How many of these habits on...

Personality quizzes are a great way to help learners gain insight about themselves or gauge their level of knowledge....

This week, your challenge is to share an example that uses the paper cutout (or similar) effect for e-learning graphics.