E-Learning Image Library #72: Challenge | Recap
If you asked a group of e-learning designers what their biggest challenges were around building courses, chances are you’d hear a lot about t...
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There are some great submissions here, as always. Congratulations everyone. In particular, I love the Lego theme, the image editing by Alexander, Linda's Screenr on working with the background of vertical images and Veronica's Microsoft Clipart files - what a great idea. I also downloaded a large number of these before this resource was shut down and now I'm motivated to share them at some point in the future.
I've been working on this submission on and off since I did a photo shoot a few weeks ago - since then I've transitioned into full-time freelance instructional design work, with some very tight deadlines for building training courses for the Victoria Police here in Melbourne, Australia.
I just wanted to say, that without being part of this community and being challenged to contribute to these weekly projects, I would not have developed the skills that I now have with Articulate Storyline. The first course I have developed has received amazing reviews and claims that it's one of the best the Victoria Police have seen. Surprisingly, they don't have anyone in-house with any knowledge of Articulate Storyline - so this is a bonus for me, and means that there will be a lot more work coming my way. I'm loving my first 2 weeks of being a freelancer!
Anyway, you can read about my submission for this challenge on the e-Learning Image Library page of my e-Portfolio.
https://hopedianne.wordpress.com/
I've been working on this submission on and off since I did a photo shoot a few weeks ago - since then I've transitioned into full-time freelance instructional design work, with some very tight deadlines for building training courses for the Victoria Police here in Melbourne, Australia.
I just wanted to say, that without being part of this community and being challenged to contribute to these weekly projects, I would not have developed the skills that I now have with Articulate Storyline. The first course I have developed has received amazing reviews and claims that it's one of the best the Victoria Police have seen. Surprisingly, they don't have anyone in-house with any knowledge of Articulate Storyline - so this is a bonus for me, and means that there will be a lot more work coming my way. I'm loving my first 2 weeks of being a freelancer!
Anyway, you can read about my submission for this challenge on the e-Learning Image Library page of my e-Portfolio.
https://hopedianne.wordpress.com/