E-Learning Challenge Leaderboard

The challenge leaderboard recognizes community members who have completed 10 or more e-learning challenges. To get an idea of how the challenges have grown, compare this year’s leaderboard with the 2014 leaderboard.

Thank you for everything you do to make the weekly challenges an amazing resource for inspiration, practice, and professional development.

Updated: 12/31/2015

1	Jackie Van Nice	103
2	Jeff Kortenbosch	69
3	Nick Russell	66
4	Linda Lorenzetti	63
5	Paul Alders	61
6	Alexander Salas	53
7	Melissa Milloway	53
8	Richard Watson	45
9	Ashley Chiasson	43
10	Joanna Kurpiewska	42
11	Dianne Hope	41
12	Ashi Tandon	38
13	Matthew Guyan	37
14	Nancy Woinoski	37
15	Dan Sweigert	32
16	Allison Nederveld	30
17	Montse Anderson	30
18	Veronica Budnikas	26
19	Cary Glenn	24
20	Cecilia Bernal	23
21	Tracy Carroll	23
22	Charles Hamper	22
23	Daniel Adeboye	20
24	Gerard Friel	19
25	Mary Cropp	19
26	Nagarjuna Veeramallu	19
27	David Lindenberg	17
28	Michael Hinze	17
29	Christine Jeziorowski	16
30	David Anderson	16
31	Gemma Henderson	16
32	Jane Maduke	16
33	Karen Loftus	16
34	Dana Dutiel	15
35	Kristin Anthony	15
36	Amar Kulshreshtha	14
37	Chris Lee	14
38	Mohammad Hassam	14
39	Ian Monk	13
40	Kimberly Bourque	13
41	Tim Slade	13
42	Wilson Santiago	13
43	Ana Lucia Barguil	12
44	Anne Seller	12
45	Phil Mayor	12
46	Tracy Parish	12
47	Ian McConnell	11
48	Michael Burns	11
49	Kartik Tyagi	10
50	Rachel Barnum	10
51	Rich Cordrey	10
52	Ridvan Saglam	10
53	Tom Kuhlmann	10

Top 20 E-Learning Challenges

Here are this year’s most popular challenges ranked by number of submissions.

1	Show Us Your Custom Navigation Menus for E-Learning	77
2	Design a Cover Slide for the Oddest E-Learning Course Title of the Year	70
3	Using Image Sliders and Photo Galleries in Online Courses	69
4	Using Video Backgrounds to Visually Engage Learners	65
5	Using Interactive Sliders in E-Learning	64
6	Creative Button Styles and Effects in E-Learning	52
7	Show Us Your E-Learning Portfolio	50
8	Before and After: Showing Visual Comparisons in E-Learning	49
9	Give Your Course an App-Style Navigation	47
10	Show Your E-Learning Work with Your New and Improved Member Profiles	46
11	E-Learning Icons: Show and Share Your Favorite Styles	43
12	Instructional Design Tips That Really Pop	42
13	Interactive Org Charts in Online Training	42
14	How Can You Use Pantone's Color of the Year 2016 in E-Learning?	42
15	Gamify an E-Learning Course	39
16	Show Us Your Best Folder Tabs Interactions	38
17	Take Your E-Learning on a Summer Fakecation	38
18	E-Learning Games for Kids	37
19	Give Your E-Learning Skills a Checkup With This Medical Template Challenge	37
20	Awaken Your E-Learning Force	37

About the E-Learning Challenges

The weekly challenges are ongoing opportunities to learn, share, and build your e-learning portfolios. You can jump into any or all of the previous challenges anytime you want. I’ll update the recap posts to include your demos.

If you have a blog, please consider writing about your challenges. We’ll link back to your posts so the great work you’re sharing gets even more exposure.

If you share your demos on Twitter, try using #ELHChallenge so your tweeps can track your e-learning coolness.

E-Learning Challenge Leaderboard

Top 20 E-Learning Challenges

About the E-Learning Challenges

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