Choose Your Own Challenge #129: Challenge | Recap
Challenge Ideas, Inspiration, and User-Submitted Topics
The biggest challenge isn’t coming up with ideas as much as it is deciding which challenge to do each week. I currently have over a year’s worth of future challenges mapped out and a Google Doc with over a hundred potential challenge ideas.
There’s at least 10+ years’ worth of challenges based on core topics like instructional design, multimedia (audio, video, animation), professional development, and mobile learning.
Industry-based topics like food and beverage, workplace safety, ethics, education, and airline safety ensure we have another 10+ years of challenges in the queue.
Finally, I pull ideas from forum discussions, user-shared freebies, blog posts, current events, and, of course, creative examples shared in the community.
You sure can. I really like when users submit topic ideas because it helps me tailor the challenges around current, real-world projects.
I haven’t built “real” courses in a several years, so I appreciate when users suggest challenge ideas based on their current projects. And user-based ideas is what this week’s challenge is all about!
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to choose your own e-learning challenge topic and build an example for that challenge. You can choose any e-learning, instructional design, multimedia, or industry-based topic you like.
Last Week’s Challenge:
Before you take the challenge reins, check out the airline safety examples your fellow community members shared in last week’s e-learning challenge:
Airline Safety Training #128: Challenge | Recap
Rise to the challenge this week, E-Learning Heroes!
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