When we started the E-Learning Challenges (this is our 10th year hosting the event), the goal was to help answer a few of the most common questions we’re asked: “How do I become an e-learning pr...
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THe weekly challenges have kind of become an acceptable addiciton for me. I'm always intrigued to see what David throws at us.
I was shocked and amazed to see my name in the leaderboard earlier this year. Not sure what I did to deserve it. Maybe it is my willingness to look at everything and provide helpful comments if appropriate. I just can't help but coach when I see an opportunity.
Seriously though, there is not a single reason in the world not to particupate. Your work will get better and better as you observe what others are doing. Plus, David often includes new features in the challenges so you can stay up-to-date with what is new and exciting wiht Articulate.
I was shocked and amazed to see my name in the leaderboard earlier this year. Not sure what I did to deserve it. Maybe it is my willingness to look at everything and provide helpful comments if appropriate. I just can't help but coach when I see an opportunity.
Seriously though, there is not a single reason in the world not to particupate. Your work will get better and better as you observe what others are doing. Plus, David often includes new features in the challenges so you can stay up-to-date with what is new and exciting wiht Articulate.
You sure earned it, Ron! You're one of four or five folks who completed every challenge in a calendar year. That's a big deal. It's like the Grand Slam (tennis reference) of E-Learning Challenges:-)