This Week's Challenge
This week, your challenge is to choose your e-learning challenge topic and share an example for your topic.
Last Week's Challenge
This week, your challenge is to create a how-to example or short interaction that teaches a learner how to parallel park. You can focus on the basic steps,
All E-Learning Challenges
This week, your challenge is to choose your e-learning challenge topic and share an example for your topic.
This week, your challenge is to create a how-to example or short interaction that teaches a learner how to parallel park. You can focus on the basic steps,
Professional restaurant waiters make the job look easy.
They greet guests. They answer questions about the menu. The remember special requests. And most importantly, great waiters handle probl...
This week, your e-learning challenge is to design a short lesson to teach one or more math concepts.
This week, your challenge is to create an interactive guide, presentation, or short e-learning module that prepares nonprofit volunteers or frontline staff for success.
This week, your challenge is to create an e-learning example that teaches learners something about soccer.
This week, your e-learning challenge is to share one (or more) of your favorite custom AI image prompt styles. Show us the image, share the prompt, and tell us which image generation tool you used.
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Practice working with variables in Storyline 360 to let learners personalize one or more options in their course.
Design an interaction that uses a confirmation prompt to encourage learners to pause and reflect before submitting their answers.
This week, your challenge is to design a magazine-inspired layout for an e-learning course. You can use either Rise or Storyline to create your example.
This week, your e-learning challenge is to show how icebreaker games like Two Truths and a Lie can be used to create engaging course introductions and learner hooks.
This week, your e-learning challenge is to design a course starter template in Rise or Storyline for an OSHA-related safety topic.
It’s Back to E-Learning Basics week, and we’re getting back to fundamentals with a classic tabs interaction. The catch? We’re leaning into that old-school skeuomorphic desktop folder look and ...
This week, your challenge is to show how the new AI avatars (or any type of e-learning character) can be used to engage learners.
This week, your e-learning challenge is to turn this eighth-grade exam from Bullitt County Schools into a modern learning experience.
Recap
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 fal...
This week, your challenge is to design or mock up a leave behind example. You can design your example for a real or fictitious interview or create a template that could be customized for an interview...
Increase Readability with a Simple Effect
Background images are one of the best ways to add visual interest to your e-learning slides. The right background image can help establish the conte...
As course designers, you know that coming up with new design ideas can be a challenge. With so many free stock photos, videos, and AI-generated images out there, you'd think things would be ea...
This week, your challenge is to share an example that shows how accordion interactions can be used to present frequently asked questions in e-learning courses.