From Music History to Interactive Learning
I created this interactive learning experience inspired by **The Beatles**—the band that changed music forever. From their early journey in Liverpool to the global craze of Beatlemania, this microlearning module blends storytelling with engaging interactions to bring history to life. This project reflects how microlearning can turn even classic topics into **engaging, immersive experiences**. Linkedin Article Demo DirectMini-Course: Employee Health & Wellness #492
This week, your challenge is to create and share a 5-slide mini-course on a health and wellness topic you’re passionate about. Incorporate a mix of informational content and interactive elements to keep learners engaged while using different content and/or block types.Silent Signatures
In this entry, you'll explore different fingerprint types. It was originally supposed to be created for the Magnify & Zoom ELC but time didn't allow so I adapted the idea to this challenge. I wouldn't have thought of a button set to accomplish this! Surely, I would have had layers and clutter on the back end so loving how much I'm learning from participating in these challenges. Silent Signatures DemoA Career in Learning Design
This project started with a simple idea — what if you could follow one person's entire learning design career, step by step? "The ID Path” is a character-based experience that follows the fictional career journey of Olivia Wilson, a learning designer whose path begins as a Junior ID Assistant and evolves into a leadership role as a Chief Learning Strategist. The goal is to highlight not just career progression, but also how responsibilities and skills evolve along the way. About the project Viewers can explore five key roles from Olivia’s career using a timeline of circular photo icons. Each click opens a Polaroid-style pop-out layer where Olivia’s portrait is paired with a brief story and three key skills that define that stage. The character pop-out effect is used within each profile layer. Implementation The character and portraits were created using ChatGPT and AI image tools, simulating a consistent persona as she grows across decades. Layout, voiceover, and accent colors were designed to keep the interaction simple, warm, and story-driven. Try the demo Follow Olivia’s journey and explore how her roles shaped who she became. About Me Jayashree Ravi Curious about more e-learning innovations? Connect with me on LinkedIn to share ideas, discuss implementation techniques, or discuss instructional design challenges.1st e-Learning challenge: Top 5 SuperBowl Commercials
This is my 1st eLearning challenge. I'm trying to participate despite limited time. Below is a quick draft of using interactions with web video/media and to provide some nostalgia for top 5 SuperBowl commercials according to CBS. https://360.articulate.com/review/content/3d0e09f5-3066-4ed0-95ba-a911e6b336b7/reviewSnapshot graphics + click-and-reveal = engaging cybersecurity learning
For this week’s challenge, we used snapshot graphics and a click-and-reveal interaction to help learners quickly recognize common cyber attacks—without overwhelming them. View the activity using the link below. https://www.swiftelearningservices.com/custom-elearning-snapshot-graphics-click-reveal-cyber-security-attacks/Snapshot Graphics for Skill Evaluation
We have created a Snapshot-style interaction focused on skill development. Learners evaluate their proficiency using a 1–10 scale across multiple skills. Simple visuals, clear interaction and meaningful reflection. Click the link below to view the activity. https://www.brilliantteams.com.au/using-snapshot-graphics-custom-elearning-design-skill-evaluation-slides/Foodborne Illness Outbreaks
View the example here With my history in food service, foodborne illnesses and their prevention are very important to me. As soon as I saw the prompt, I knew I wanted that to be my focus. I immediately pictured something like a paper grocery bag with different foods popping out, their height based on how likely they were to cause illness. Thanks to my limited graphics knowledge, I went with a bowl instead 🤣. Shout out to DavidAnderson for the Image Editing and Special Effects webinar yesterday. I think my bowl and shadow turned out pretty well, and I used the oft-forgotten moon shape. Any feedback is always greatly appreciated! -Donna Wilson
