eLearning professional passionate about engaging learning, AI, and emerging technologies.
Hey everyone! 👋 I’m Seema. I’ve been working in the L&D/eLearning space for around 10 years, mainly around instructional design, technical training, course development, and content review. A big part of what I enjoy is taking something technical or complicated and figuring out how to make it easier and more engaging for learners. I work with tools like Articulate Rise, Storyline, Docebo, and PowerPoint, and recently I’ve been expanding my skills into AI. I’m always interested in learning how others approach course design, learner engagement, AI in L&D, and new eLearning technologies. Looking forward to learning, sharing, and connecting with you all! 😊Finally Upgraded
Hello there. My name is Susie Arce and I work as a Training and Development Manager within Human Resources in higher education. I have used Storyline 3 for ages, even when it wasn't supported anymore. Today I finally got the upgrade to Storyline 360. Happy to join this community to learn the features of 360 and to connect and network.Aspiring E-Learning Designer
Hello community, my name is Reggie and I’m based in London, UK. I come from a teaching background and over the last few years I’ve developed a strong interest in e-learning and instructional design. I’m still learning and currently building my portfolio through voluntary work and personal projects using Articulate Storyline and other tools. My teaching experience helps me understand learners and how to make learning clear and engaging. I joined the E-Learning Heroes community mainly to learn from others, improve my e-learning design and Storyline skills, get new ideas and continue building a strong portfolio as I work towards moving into e-learning and instructional design.
Hi, I'm Ekaterina (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
Hi, I'm Ekaterina! Some of you may remember me from ELH under my previous account, Ekaterina_V. I shared a few projects here last year and was excited to reconnect with the community again. I'm an Instructional Designer and eLearning Developer based in British Columbia, Canada. My background combines instructional design, visual arts, and digital illustration, which naturally led me to creating interactive learning experiences in Articulate Storyline and Rise. Over the past several years, I've developed corporate eLearning courses, with a particular focus on interactive learning, branching scenarios, custom visuals, and learner-centered design. Before moving into eLearning, I studied Fine Arts and worked as an illustrator and art instructor, and I still bring that artistic perspective into my projects today. Most recently, I worked as a Courseware Developer in the aviation industry. Following a company-wide restructuring, I am currently exploring new opportunities as an Instructional Designer, eLearning Developer, or Storyline Developer. In the meantime, I'm using this opportunity to rebuild my portfolio, learn new skills, and reconnect with the amazing ELH community. When I'm not building courses, you'll probably find me teaching art classes, working on personal illustration projects, or spending time with my three kids, two cats, and one very energetic dog. I'm looking forward to learning from all of you and seeing the creative projects that make this community so inspiring! One of the fun courses: Foodie Frenzy My art portfolio: PortfolioGreetings from Montreal
Hello everyone. My name is Maribel, I'm Colombian, living in Montreal. I'm new to instructional design; I literally discovered this path a month ago after being lost for almost 2 years (career-wise). I recently moved to this country, and being an immigrant is like pressing a reboot button because you have to reinvent yourself completely; at least that was my case because I'm not a conventional worker. I have worn multiple hats since I left high school, and finally I found a place where I fit with all my knowledge and passion; that place is instructional design and learning experience design. I'm super excited to navigate this path and learn from you all. Thank you.It takes a village...
Hello there I’m Claire – I design and deliver learning that actually makes a difference in the real world. My background is in leadership development, coaching, and large-scale training programmes across corporate environments (including BMW) and national initiatives like Help to Grow. I’m all about practical, usable learning—not theory that sits on a shelf. Right now, I’m stepping into something that really matters to me: leading within a non-profit focused on life skills and development for children, parents, and teachers. This is a new space for me, so I’m here to learn fast and build smart—especially when it comes to: Creating engaging eLearning for younger audiences Supporting parents through learning Designing content that actually lands in schools and communities If you’ve got non-profit experience, education insight, or have built eLearning for families or schools, I’d genuinely love to hear what works (and what doesn’t!). Looking forward to learning from you all—and hopefully contributing along the way. Claire 😊Transforming learning through technology and creativity: 🚀
I’m Monica, an Interactive Technology Engineer based in Mexico. 🇲🇽 My mission is simple: I believe learning at work should never be boring. I’m a huge fan of Storyline 360, specifically when it comes to the "heavy lifting" of logic, variables, and custom triggers. I love the challenge of taking complex, technical content and turning it into an immersive experience that actually sticks. I’m also an Adobe Illustrator enthusiast, so I enjoy creating custom assets to ensure every project has a unique UI/UX. I’ve been a "silent learner" in this community for a while, but I’ve decided it’s time to jump in, participate in the Weekly Challenges, and keep learning from all of you. Let’s connect and keep killing those boring slides! 🎨💻 Best, MonicaHi, I'm Ekaterina
Hi everyone! My name is Ekaterina, and I'm currently based in Vancouver, Canada. I work as a courseware developer in the aviation industry ✈️ (I help create e-learning courses for pilots), which is how I first discovered Articulate Storyline and started using it about three years ago. Since then, I’ve learned a lot through my work projects, but I’ve also become curious to explore more advanced features and creative possibilities. That’s why I joined this community—to keep learning and share what I’ve discovered along the way. My background is in Fine Arts (I hold a BFA in Print Media), and I occasionally teach art classes for kids. I try to bring a strong design element into the courses I create, thinking of them as holistic projects where visuals, UI, and content come together seamlessly. I'm especially interested in gamification, and I've created a few small games in Articulate using different visual styles. On the personal side, my family includes my husband, our three little kids, and two cats: 👨👩👧👦👧🐈🐈Hello from Wisconsin!
Hi! 👋 I'm Ginger Swart, a Community Manager at Articulate. I joined Articulate in April of 2022 as a member of our Training team 👩💻 and moved to our Community team in 2024. Before coming to Articulate, I spent 10 years as a technical writer before moving to the training world. As a Community Manager, I'm here to help you! I spend a lot of my time in the backend of our community, but I'm happy to answer your questions, troubleshoot your project files, and give advice, too. I also write articles and do webinars. Plus, you can often find me at our in-person events, helping at our booth by giving demos, answering questions, and presenting sessions. Here are some fun facts: I live in Madison, Wisconsin. My background is in Theatre. I have two degrees in it! My hobbies include knitting, crocheting, and shooting archery (all three involve string 😂). I share my home office with Fudge, a Morkie (Maltese/Yorkie mix). Fudge has 8 emojis in the Articulate Slack emoji library. I have 0. 🤣A Place to Start...
Hi, I’m Amalia LM, based in Arizona. I’ve worked in the E-Learning space at Amazon, focusing on scalable, learner-centered training for a diverse and global audience—primarily within operations. In parallel, I’ve served in parish ministry, supporting Spanish-speaking communities through communication, formation, and outreach. These two paths—corporate learning and ministry—have helped shape how I approach instructional design with empathy, clarity, and cultural awareness. I’m passionate about creating engaging, accessible content and enjoy collaborating across teams to bring structure and meaning to the learning experience. I’m bilingual in English and Spanish and always eager to bridge gaps in understanding through thoughtful design. While I’ve gained experience in content development and learning flow, I still consider myself very much a learner. I’m here to grow in areas like interactive design, visual storytelling, and best practices with tools like Storyline and Rise. I’m grateful to be part of this community and look forward to learning from others while sharing what I can along the way.
