Make Yourself Known
Hi, I'm Nathan Hilliard and I work in higher education as an instructional designer for Purdue Agricultural Extension where I collaborate on projects for both youth and adult audiences. Despite higher ed's reputation for dry and monotonous learning content, I lean toward a less traditional and more visual/interactive experience (some of my projects).
I also enjoy learning myself, and often use the discussions on ELH as motivation to try new things and push Storyline to see what I can achieve. Some examples can be found in my ELH profile. I work alone however, and as projects progress so does my ability to work with Storyline and interact with the ELH community. Sometimes though, I just come here looking for something I can use as a distraction from my actual job.
Outside of work, my wife and I love Disney and that's about our only distraction. You may even recognize the view from the porch at Tony's Town Square in my profile photo.
For anyone interested in learning JavaScript, Nathan taught a 4-part class for us last year:
Thanks for sharing this David, I will definitely go through this, I know a tiny bit of JavaScript but would love to learn more to take my courses to another level.
That's so cool, I did a bunch of projects for Queensland department of Agriculture, many of which were for their extension staff. I learnt so much about a topic I had no idea even existed 😂
Where have you been, old friend? I just shared one of your demos in a workshop last week.
I'm just now making my way through the posts, and I'm really hoping I see your About Me post by the time I reach the end!
No way! That's so cool, thanks Dave!
I have been.............. life....... life happened.......pandemic happened......... etc etc etc............ but always working with Storyline, and always loving it! You will see a post from me, I have been going through the ELH rewards steps and slowly getting back into.
Hope you and your fam are well!
Boiler up!! That's awesome that you have the tools and capabilities to explore creative solutions, especially in a higher education space (alas, that wasn't my experience... eh well). I love your work - great example of gamification!
