Greg Younger
Greg Younger
Senior Instructional Designer
  • About

    Greg Younger

    I just love making things that work! My passion and expertise are in creatively using technology for teaching and learning. If I can make it elegant and simple and effective at the same time, that's when I know I'm doing things right.
  • Broomfield, CO, USA
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Greg Younger commented on the article Everything You Need to Know About Image Usage Rights
"I've found some nice royalty-free music at www.bensounds.com"
  • over 5 years ago12/04/18 at 8:22 pm (UTC)
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Greg Younger commented on the article Everything You Need to Know About Image Usage Rights
"This thread got revived today by a mention in the eLearning Heroes newsletter. Good suggestions above. I've found excellent photos (and a..."
  • over 5 years ago12/04/18 at 8:21 pm (UTC)
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Greg Younger commented on the download Storyline 360: Interactive Map of the USA
"Sparking some great ideas for sharing information. Thanks Nicole!"
  • over 5 years ago12/04/18 at 6:32 pm (UTC)
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Greg Younger commented on the article 3 Ways to Create Drag-and-Drops with Storyline 360
"Still playing with details, but it's working, Nicole! Thanks for putting me on the right track!"
  • over 6 years ago10/16/17 at 9:04 pm (UTC)
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Greg Younger commented on the article 3 Ways to Create Drag-and-Drops with Storyline 360
"Well THAT was fast - thanks for getting back right away! This is helpful. I hadn't gotten to the Canadian geography example when I wrote ..."
  • over 6 years ago10/16/17 at 4:10 pm (UTC)
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Greg Younger commented on the article 3 Ways to Create Drag-and-Drops with Storyline 360
"Thanks for posting these, Nicole. I'm a fan of drag-and-drop interactions - so many creative possibilities! But there's one reason I've l..."
  • over 6 years ago10/16/17 at 3:04 pm (UTC)
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Greg Younger commented on the article What To Do When Your Course Has Too Much Content
"Favorite line: "It’s tempting to lose sight of the goal and think of courses as content containers rather than change catalysts." A great..."
  • over 8 years ago01/12/16 at 11:26 pm (UTC)