Key Resources
Identifying What Stands Out
Although every contribution matters, not every contribution carries the same weight.
Some contributions stand out more than others. They spark conversation, invite responses, or shift how others think. You can feel it when it happens.
Today is about noticing that!
Take some time to explore a few strong examples across the community. Look for what draws your attention. What makes you pause, respond, or want to engage more? Is it the way something is shared? The clarity? The energy? The way it invites others in?
The more you notice, the more your own contributions start to take shape, and the more visible your presence becomes.
Explore a Real Example from ELH
Step into an example from the E-Learning Heroes community. Take a moment to read through it, then we'll break down what makes it stand out.
Redesigning Under Constraints: Condensing 8 Hours of Training into a 1-Hour eLearning Module
Clear, compelling problem
👉 Why it works: you instantly understand what's at stake |
Specific constraints
👉 Why it works: specificity makes it credible and interesting |
Focus on thinking, not just doing
👉 Why it works: it teaches how to think, not just what was done |
Insightful reflection
👉 Why it works: shows depth and makes the thinking visible |
Takeaway and invitation to respond
👉 Why it works: gives the reader something useful and opens the door for conversation |
Your Turn!
Uncover what stands out to you
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Find one or two posts that stand out to you. Share what caught your attention and why. What made it feel strong, engaging, or worth responding to? If it pulls you in, respond directly to that post too. Let it turn into a conversation. |
1 Comment
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/code-block-build-a-thon/meet-your-learner-persona/1249246 by ClaudiaNadol891
I love this post! Sharing work like this is what makes this community so special.
I love this one because:
- It is practical help. Not just ‘look at this cool thing I made’, but ‘here’s how I made this cool thing’
- It is written in an engaging way, including some context (but not too much) and then a well-chunked set of instructions.
- The images and emojis also help!
And I have been enjoying the elearning challenges by SMcNicol, like this one: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/choose-your-challenge-563/the-conversation-audit-navigating-difficult-discussions/1267617
I enjoy them because the writing is so precise and humorous, as well as providing a good amount of help for anyone wanting to do something similar.