Whether this week’s your first e-learning gig or your hundredth stop on the challenge tour, every project should feel like opening night.
As L&D pros, you know how easy it is to fall back on familiar setlists, safe layouts, and tried-and-true interactions. But skill-building rarely comes from running through the motions.
So whether you’re remixing some oldies or dropping a new sound, this week’s rock band challenge is all about dialing your e-learning skills up to eleven.
🏆 Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to design an interactive graphic or microlearning example for your L&D or e-learning rock band.
Some basic design elements to consider adding include:
- Band logo and bio
- Band members
- Upcoming shows or conferences
- Discography / portfolio
- Photo and video galleries
- Cover art
🧰 Resources
Here are some rock band round-up examples you can use for inspiration:
- 39 Well-Designed Band Website Examples
- Band and Music Sites
- 25 of the Best Websites of Bands and Musicians
- 5 Design Ideas to Rock Your Learners Into Compliance
✨ Share Your E-Learning Work
You put in the effort, now make sure your work gets seen:
- Blog it: Post your example in the recap hub and tell us how you tackled the challenge. With the new submission format, you can comment directly on each example. Try leaving helpful feedback on at least three projects this week.
- Share it: Please share your examples on LinkedIn and mention both David & Articulate using the #ElearningChallenge tags so we can help promote your work.
- Discuss it: Feel free to cross-post in the forums to give your work even more visibility.
- Teach it: Consider recording a screencast tutorial to pull back the curtain on your design process or how you built your project.
🙌 Last Week’s Challenge:
Before you take the stage, check out the leave-behind portfolio examples your fellow challengers shared over the past week:
Portfolio Leave Behinds #547: Challenge | Recap
👋 New to the E-Learning Challenges?
The weekly e-learning 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.
Learn more about the challenges in this Q&A post and why and how to participate in this helpful article.
