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Hi, from Toronto, Canada
Hi Everyone, my name is Paul and I have been teaching post-secondary college business programs for the past 9 years. Prior to teaching I spent 22 years in corporate business in multiple industries and multiple areas of business including sales, marketing, and operations. I have discovered how much I love the learning process and am constantly trying to improve on what I teach and more importantly, how I teach it. This is where gaining some experience in creating accessible e-learning will help me grow my portfolio. I am just in the early stages of this any helpful tips are welcome.
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Hey Paul, welcome to ELH! We have a few portfolio specific resources (Made by Members: E-Learning & Instructional Design Portfolios | E-Learning Heroes and E-Learning Portfolios #527 | E-Learning Heroes) you might find useful, and of course feel free to submit any of your builds for feedback.
There's also plenty to be found in ELH just by searching "accessible" or "accessibility." I won't overload you with the many results here, but I hope you check them out!PaulAJC, welcome to ELH, the most vibrate instructional design and eLearning Development community around.
Depending on your specific goals, e.g., using Rise (a user-friendly rapid eLearning authoring tool) or Storyline (the suite member that allows high customization and complexity) ... there's tons of learning to be had.
Below are a couple of general how-tos for the 360 suite's flagship products.
For a quick "look-see" check out this short Rise how-to,And this Storyline demo for drag-n-drop interactions from the demo king himself, DavidAnderson,
Have fun exploring!
