This course pairs a curated collection of instructional videos with helpful resources so learners have what they need in one spot.
Published 7 years ago
Version 1.0
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- So inspiring! Thank you!
- Thanks Mike - you have definitely changed how I am going to work. I feel inspired.
- Mike, this is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing.
- Thanks for sharing, I needed that kind of tutorial!
- Awesome tutorial, Mike! I found it extremely helpful and well developed. I wouldn't expect anything less since you I'm familiar with your work. You were one of my professors when I completed my Masters in IDT at Emporia State University.
- Hi Twanica. Thanks and I do indeed remember you! A stellar student who really got instructional design! I'm getting ready to begin a Doctorate of Instructional Design and Performance Technology program that Dr. Childress developed for Baker University. Pretty excited about taking it to the next level.
- That's awesome! Congratulations! I bet it will be a great program, coming from Dr. Childress! I wish you continued success. Once again, thanks for sharing this awrsome tutorial.
- Wow! Great job, Mike! Thanks...
- Wow! Nicely done! Thanks for sharing!
- Great example Mike!
I am a huge GoAnimate fan. It's very easy to use and can add so much to an eLearning course. I've been using GoAnimate in almost all of my courses and have gotten such good feedback about how engaging our courses are because of the video animations. It's worth every penny and is the best video animation software I've tried.- Glad you liked it Megan. Here's another demo I made with GoAnimate as a lead in to training on how to determine change for a purchase which can then be practiced in Storyline for the interactivity.
http://www.schwindtec.com/demo/making_change/story.html
- Hmmm... wondering why it was flagged, but I was able to click the link and LOVE how you incorporated the questions with the video. It doesn't even feel like you are using 2 separate applications. A seamless experience - thanks for sharing!
- Great work, Mike. Certainly makes a difference
