Quantity v Quality

Hey Chris!

Awesome questions and thanks for posting here in the forums. 

I would suggest developing simple scenarios for each course to make it engaging. By making a scenario I mean creating a few basic simple characters, and putting them into a situation that your learners will be in. This is a simple way to make sure it is engaging and meaningful. Also,  if you have scenarios across all 30 you can re-use some characters (maybe) building a "relationship" with the character and making them all more cohesive. 

Also, I'd make sure to build out my master slides so you can re-use backgrounds and your templates and don't need to re-build. 

Just a few simple tips from me!! Good luck! 

Thanks Nicole. I appreciate your advice.

Regards,

Chris.

I would make as much reusable content as possible.  Ensure that content can be easily repurposed.

Make them visually interesting and high quality design. 

When do you need to deliver by?

Hi Chris,

I have some that we have to turn around pretty quickly this quarter. Several of the topics certainly could be standard eLearning but we don't have the time or resources to take that route. It may not apply to you and does require audio, but for some of our topics typically delivered live by SMEs, we're planning to use Articulate Replay to create quick tutorial-style content.